Capsicuum anuum L., originally from Latin America, from the Solanaceae family. Bell peppers are cultivars of peppers of the species Capsicum annuum, but they do not have capsaicin and other capsaicinoids in the fruit, which produce the heat, so they are practically sweet peppers. Herbaceous plant no wood and due to the weight of the plant, especially when they produce the fruits it must be tutored, it reaches approximately 80 cm in height. Leaves oval, with pointed ends, hairy and ribbed. Small, white, bell-shaped flowers. Hollow fruits with white seeds.
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