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Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) is the largest public research institution in Spain and one of the most prominent multidisciplinary research organizations in Europe. Founded in 1939, the institution plays a critical role in advancing scientific knowledge across various fields, including agricultural science, plant biology, and biotechnology. By integrating fundamental research with practical applications, the CSIC drives innovation in the development of resilient crop varieties and sustainable agricultural practices, significantly contributing to the enhancement of fruit tree cultivation and nut production sectors on an international scale.

Operating through a vast network of specialized research centers and institutes, the CSIC maintains a strong global reputation for excellence in scientific development and technological transfer. Its research units are dedicated to studying plant genetics, environmental adaptation, and breeding techniques, which form the backbone of modern orchard management and stone fruit development. Through strategic collaborations with the agricultural industry and academic partners, the institution continues to lead advancements that improve yield quality and support the long-term viability of the global fruit and almond supply chain.