Doral

Tomato variety Doral is a medium-early determinate or indeterminate bush, depending on growing conditions, with height ranging from 50 to 180 cm. The fruit ripening period is from 100 to 110 days, allowing for harvest within relatively short timeframes. The bushes are compact and well-leafed, facilitating care and harvesting.

Tomato fruits of Doral have round or flattened-round shape with deep red or pink-purple color. Fruit weight varies from 45 to 350 grams, depending on specific variety and growing conditions. They feature a juicy structure, high succulence, and sweet flavor, making them ideal for fresh consumption, salad preparation, as well as processing and preservation.

Doral variety is valued for its high taste quality, market appearance, good fruit storability, and transportability. It exhibits resistance to several diseases, including verticillium wilt, fusarium, bacterial spot, and tomato yellow leaf curl virus (TYLCV). Fruits easily detach from the calyx without damage, contributing to quality preservation during harvesting and transport.