Soybean SIBNIIK 315

Soy SIBNIIK 315 is an early-maturing variety developed by the Siberian Federal Scientific Center of Agrobiotechnologies RAS through individual selection. Plants of this variety reach heights of 50 to 100 cm, featuring light brown pubescence on stems, branches, leaves, and pods. The leaves are trifoliate, flowers are purple, and pods are of medium length with elongated, spindle-shaped light yellow seeds. The variety is characterized by a compact bush with 1-4 branches, at an angle of 20-30°, and the height of attachment of the lower pod ranges from 11-13 cm. Stem length varies from 70 to 85 cm, with 10-12 internodes, ensuring even distribution of pods throughout the plant.

SIBNIIK 315 is distinguished by its high nutritional value: protein content in seeds is 37-40%, and fat content is 18-22%. Due to its unpretentiousness and early maturity, this variety is suitable for cultivation in various regions of Russia, including the Volga-Vyatka, Middle-Volga, Ural, West-Siberian, and East-Siberian regions. Soy successfully adapts to the climatic conditions of these territories, making it in demand among agricultural producers.

The variety was included in the State Register of Varieties permitted for use and is widely applied in agricultural practice. Its stable yield and quality characteristics make SIBNIIK 315 an attractive choice for oilseed production. Thanks to the even distribution of pods and optimal plant height, the variety ensures ease of harvesting and efficient use of sown area.