Sunflower Alison

The Alison sunflower hybrid belongs to the mid-early and early-maturing varieties, developed in 2006. It is characterized by high yield, which varies from 15.6 to 25.9 centners per hectare in different regions, with maximum yields reaching 38.8 centners per hectare. High yield potential is combined with high oil content in seeds, ranging from 49.4% to 52.5%, and in some cases reaching 55.1%. This makes Alison a high-oil hybrid suitable for producing quality sunflower oil.

The plants of this hybrid have medium height, about 170 cm, without branching, heart-shaped leaves with a glossy surface. Flowers are yellow, the flower head is medium or large in size, about 20 cm in diameter, seeds are oval-shaped and black. The hybrid is characterized by good resistance to major sunflower diseases such as Phomopsis, Phomopsis, and Sclerotinia, as well as weak susceptibility to downy mildew, ensuring stable yield under various climatic conditions.

The recommended planting density at harvest time is 60,000 plants per hectare in steppe zones and 65,000 in forest-steppe zones. Due to its resistance to stress factors and diseases, as well as high oil content and yield, the Alison hybrid is a reliable choice for cultivation in various regions, ensuring a stable and high-quality sunflower harvest.