Winter rapeseed Triangle

Genetic Architecture of KWS Triangel

The winter rapeseed hybrid Triangel from KWS is engineered for intensive agricultural systems, representing a precise balance between yield potential and phytosanitary resilience. This hybrid is specifically designed to perform under temperate climatic conditions, reducing operational risks through robust plant genetics.

Phytopathological Defense System

The core advantage of this hybrid lies in its comprehensive protection against pathogens that typically threaten rapeseed profitability:

• Phoma Resistance: Integrated genetic markers block the development of phoma leaf spot, preventing premature stem cracking and ensuring nutrient translocation during critical vegetative phases.
• Viral Shield: High tolerance to dwarf virus and verticillium wilt allows for maintained plant density until harvest, securing the stand even under infection pressure.

Agronomic Performance and Yield Potential

The recommended sowing density is 600,000 plants per hectare. This density, paired with an extended flowering period of 40–50 days, facilitates the formation of a uniform and dense pod layer. Regarding raw material quality, Triangel consistently provides an oil content ranging from 40% to 45%, while glucosinolate levels are maintained at 14–15 mmol, adhering to high-quality rapeseed meal standards. The low erucic acid profile ensures its suitability for both food and industrial processing. With a yield potential of 40–50 dt/ha, the hybrid demonstrates high responsiveness to mineral nutrition management, making it an excellent candidate for intensive farms.