Ciao,
Le varietà (di sedano) più note e diffuse in Italia sono il verde a canna piena, il bianco pieno, il pieno pascal, il dorato di Asti, il bianco di Sperlonga (IGP), il d'Elna verde e il nero di Trevi.
I’m having a hard time working out how to translate sedano a canna piena. I imagined that the canna would be the stalk that you eat, and that this variety has a "full" or "solid" stalk instead of the typical sort of C-shaped one. But the variety I’m looking at (gigante dorato) looks to be the usual shape to me.
Oh. Well now I’ve answered my own question:
Le varietà (di sedano) più note e diffuse in Italia sono il verde a canna piena, il bianco pieno, il pieno pascal, il dorato di Asti, il bianco di Sperlonga (IGP), il d'Elna verde e il nero di Trevi.
I’m having a hard time working out how to translate sedano a canna piena. I imagined that the canna would be the stalk that you eat, and that this variety has a "full" or "solid" stalk instead of the typical sort of C-shaped one. But the variety I’m looking at (gigante dorato) looks to be the usual shape to me.
Oh. Well now I’ve answered my own question:
Let the record show etc…Shortly thereafter, the Italians domesticated the plant, resulting in stalks with solid stems. Previously, the stems were hollow. - source