SUY NUN 42

Soy of the SUY NUN 42 variety is a high-yielding semi-determinate variety with low or medium plant height. It is characterized by late or very late maturity, with a vegetative period varying from 105 to 122 days depending on the growing region. The plant features purple flowers, gray pubescence on the main stem, and yellow seed hilum. The weight of 1000 seeds also depends on regional conditions, ranging from 142.1 to 212.0 grams. The hypocotyl is colored with anthocyanin, and the lateral leaflet of the compound leaf is triangular.

The variety is recommended for cultivation in various regions of Russia, including Primorsky and Khabarovsk Krai, as well as Kursk, Lipetsk, and Tambov regions. The variety's yield is highly productive: in the Far East region, the average yield reaches 10.0 centners per hectare, with maximum figures up to 27.9 c/ha, while in the Central Black Earth and West Siberian regions, the yield can reach an average of 21.4 c/ha and maximum values up to 39.9 c/ha.

Soy SUY NUN 42 is characterized by high protein and fat content in the seeds, making it attractive for agricultural production. In the Far East region, protein content reaches 40.4% and fat content is 20.7%, while in the Central Black Earth and West Siberian regions, protein is approximately 36.4% and fat is 23.2%. These figures indicate high seed quality, which promotes the widespread use of the variety in agriculture for obtaining high-quality raw materials.