Tomato MADANO
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About product
An indeterminate hybrid with shortened internodes and perfect fruits without a "green shoulder" for professional greenhouse production.
Description
Madano F1: Dutch breeding for professional greenhouses
The 2025 novelty from Syngenta Crop Protection AG, the Madano F1 hybrid, is a direct response to market demands for perfectly shaped, high-quality produce. This indeterminate tomato is engineered for greenhouse cultivation and is specifically tailored for the fresh produce market, where visual appeal and consistency are paramount.
Key hybrid features
Madano distinguishes itself through its compact growth habit under greenhouse conditions. Shortened internodes between the first and fourth clusters allow the plant to efficiently allocate energy, producing a high-quality yield without excessive vegetative growth. The medium-sized foliage, with its intense green color, ensures optimal photosynthesis, while the low blistering and moderate glossiness of the leaves make crop management more predictable.
Fruit characteristics
Madano fruits offer several technological advantages essential for commercial production:
- Shape and structure: The fruits are flattened with a round cross-section. The absence of ribbing near the peduncle and the very small size of the blossom scar make the tomato visually attractive to consumers.
- Efficiency: The presence of an abscission layer on the pedicel simplifies harvesting, while the small core diameter and thin pericarp indicate a high flesh-to-seed ratio.
- Consistency: There is no "green shoulder" before ripening, ensuring uniform color without the need for additional post-harvest ripening.
The hybrid develops four to six seed locules, which, combined with the medium fruit size, ensures optimal firmness and transportability. Madano is the ideal choice for growers seeking a balance between high yield and a premium market appearance that meets the standards of the modern greenhouse industry.
Crop & resistance
Specifications
| Registration year | 2025 |
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| Hybrid Type | |
| Growing Zone | |
| Seedling: anthocyanin colouration of hypocotyl | |
| Plant: type of growth | |
| Stem: anthocyanin colouration in upper third | |
| Leaf: attitude in middle third of plant | |
| Leaf: length | |
| Leaf: width | |
| Leaf: incision | |
| Leaf: size of leaflets | |
| Leaf: intensity of green colour | |
| Leaf: glossiness | |
| Leaf: blistering | |
| Leaf: attitude of leaflet petiolules | |
| Inflorescence: type | |
| Flower: fasciation of first flower | |
| Flower: pubescence of stigma | |
| Flower: colour | |
| Fruit: size | |
| Fruit: ratio length/diameter | |
| Fruit: shape in longitudinal section | |
| Fruit: ribbing at stalk end | |
| Fruit: shape in cross section | |
| Fruit: depression at stalk end | |
| Fruit: size of stalk scar | |
| Fruit: size of floral scar | |
| Fruit: diameter of core | |
| Fruit: thickness of pericarp | |
| Fruit: number of locules | |
| Fruit: green shoulder before maturity | |
| Fruit: colour at maturity | |
| Fruit: colour of flesh at maturity | |
| Fruit: hardness | |
| Fruit: shelf life | |
| Time of flowering | |
| Time of maturity | |
| Fruit: dry matter content | |
| Resistance to Verticillium dahliae | |
| Resistance to Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. radicis-lycopersici | |
| Resistance to Tomato mosaic virus | |
| Plant: height | |
| Fruit: glossiness of skin | |
| Fruit: epidermis | |
| Catalog | Catalog → Tomato |
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| Country | The Netherlands |
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