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KRYM SAMITE FENNEL

Type of Sort
Medium-maturing
Assignment
For Recycling
Head color
White
Disease Resistance
High
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Producer
Crimea Agriculture Research Institute
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2014
Manufacturer
Crimea Agriculture Research Institute
Description KRYM SAMITE FENNEL
Krym Samite Fennel is a mid-season variety of fennel obtained by individual selection from a hybrid population created by crossing common fennel with vegetable fennel and subsequent backcrosses and enriching crosses. Thanks to this genetic base, the plant differs in high fruit yield – 14.5 c/ha, as well as a stable essential oil mass fraction of 6.16%. The content of anethole in the oil reaches 73.6%, which makes it a valuable source of aromatic compounds. When collecting essential oil, the yield is about 76.5 kg/ha.

The Krym Samite Fennel variety is resistant to cercosporosis, one of the most common diseases of fennel, which ensures more reliable growth and fewer losses under unfavorable conditions. Thanks to a high concentration of essential oil and anethole, the plant is suitable for both food use (as a spice and flavoring) and for the production of essential oils in the perfume and pharmaceutical industries.

Fennel, grown as an annual or biennial, is usually valued for its white heads rich in essential oils. The Krym Samite Fennel variety preserves these properties while remaining easy to cultivate and providing a stable yield even under moderate climatic conditions. This makes it an attractive choice for farmers seeking high product quality and economic efficiency.
Specifications KRYM SAMITE FENNEL
Type of Sort
Medium-maturing
Assignment
For Recycling
Head color
White
Disease Resistance
High
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2014
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Manufacturer
Crimea Agriculture Research Institute
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