Amaranth LIPETSKY

Amaranth variety Lipetsky is a medium-height plant with a corrugated green stem, which lacks betacyanin pigmentation at the base. The leaves of the variety are green, entire-edged, without spots and petiole pigmentation. The inflorescence is of the amaranth type, determinate, medium density, vertical or slightly inclined, green in color and medium length. Seeds are white, elliptical in shape with starchy endosperm; the weight of 1000 seeds ranges from 0.75 to 0.80 grams.

The Lipetsky variety is characterized by early maturity with a vegetation period from germination to maturity of 87-90 days. Plant height varies from 82 to 100 centimeters. Green mass yield reaches 440 centners per hectare, dry matter — 78.1 centners per hectare, and seeds — up to 30-35 centners per hectare.

This amaranth was developed and approved for use by the All-Russian Research Institute of Rapeseed. It is suitable for cultivation in all regions, making it a universal choice for agricultural crops. High yield and early maturity of the Lipetsky variety ensure effective use in agricultural production.