Tulip Amalia Rodrigues

Technical Potential of the Amalia Rodrigues Variety

The Triumph class tulip 'Amalia Rodrigues' is the result of breeding efforts focused on the balance between architectural bowl density and pathogen resistance. The key engineering feature of this hybrid is its high degree of adaptability to soil-borne infections, which is critical for professional cultivation.

Phytosanitary Profile and Resistance

The main challenge in bulb production is the risk of basal rot and vascular system damage. 'Amalia Rodrigues' demonstrates a pronounced immunity to:

• Fusarium Wilt: the variety's genetic apparatus effectively blocks the development of Fusarium fungi, reducing the culling rate of planting material during storage.
• Verticillium Wilt: the variety is resistant to the blockage of vascular bundles, maintaining stem turgor even under adverse temperature regimes.
• Cladosporiosis: the density of the petal and leaf epidermis prevents spore penetration, which is vital in high-humidity greenhouse conditions.

Morphological Parameters

As a mid-season flowering variety, this tulip forms a classic, firm bowl, combining a gradient of red and orange tones. The medium height of the peduncle makes the variety suitable for both forcing and open-field cultivation, ensuring uniform harvest. The robust stem structure prevents lodging when the plant reaches its peak flowering phase.