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About product
A high-yielding yellow rutabaga variety with genetic resistance to Phoma rot and excellent root uniformity.
Description
Technical Specifications of 'Krasnoselskaya' Rutabaga
Developed by the Russian Research Institute of Vegetable Breeding and Seed Production (VNIISSOK), the 'Krasnoselskaya' variety is a highly productive selection of table rutabaga. Often grouped with radish-type crops due to their common biological family, this variety is optimized for a growth cycle of 100 to 110 days, making it ideal for spring and summer planting seasons.
Root Development and Yield Potential
The variety is prized for its uniform, round-flattened root shape, reaching an average mass of 350–400 grams at maturity. The characteristic yellow skin and flesh indicate a superior nutritional profile. VNIISSOK's breeding focus ensures consistent crop development, which facilitates easier harvesting and ensures high-quality post-harvest storage.
Disease Resistance and Agronomy
A significant practical advantage of 'Krasnoselskaya' is its innate resistance to Phoma rot (Phoma lingam), a critical pathogen for cruciferous crops. By integrating this variety into crop rotations, growers can significantly reduce their dependence on fungicide applications. The variety exhibits high adaptability to temperature fluctuations during the growing cycle, provided that planting density is managed to prevent crown rot and competition for soil nutrients.
Crop & resistance
Crop
Disease resistance
Specifications
| Radish Type | |
|---|---|
| Growing Period | |
| Maturation Period | 100-110 days |
| Root vegetable: weight | 350 - 400 grams |
| Root: shape | |
| Root vegetable: color | |
| Catalog | Catalog → Radish |
| Manufacturer | VNIISSOK |
| Country | Russia |
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