Bean Nerussa

Technical Profile of the Nerussa Bean

Developed by the Federal Research Center for Legumes and Grops, the Nerussa variety is a high-performance grain bean tailored for stability and predictable output. Its genetic design focuses on structural integrity and efficient biomass accumulation during a defined growth cycle.

Morphological Features and Field Efficiency

• Plant Architecture: A bush-type variety reaching 40–50 cm in height. This specific stature is optimized for mechanized harvesting, reducing lodging risks and ensuring minimal header loss during direct combining.
• Growth Cycle: With a maturation period of 90–100 days, this variety falls into the mid-season category, providing an optimal window for kernel filling while allowing for efficient crop management.
• Yield Potential: As a shelling (grain) bean, Nerussa produces heavy, well-developed seeds. The thousand-seed weight (TSW) ranges from 350 to 400 grams, reflecting significant nutrient storage capacity.
• Quality Markers: The uniform white seed coat is a key selection trait, ensuring high marketability for canning and industrial processing. It maintains consistency and aesthetics, which are critical for value-added agricultural products.

Nerussa represents a functional approach to commercial bean production. Its compact bush form facilitates easier field logistics, while the reliable maturity schedule enables agronomists to optimize timing for desiccants and harvesting equipment. The combination of structural stability and seed weight consistency makes it a reliable asset for intensive grain operations.