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| Strength | HR: Fol:0-1, HR: ToMV:0-2, HR: Va:0, HR: Vd:0, IR: MaMiMj, IR: TSWV:0 |
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PORPORA F.1
Cherry tomato yielding perfectly round fruits with a diameter of 35- 36 mm and a weight of 25-30 g. Single clusters, highly compact, with thick stems showing large, open sepals.
Fruits are uniform in colour, turning bright red at full ripening. The fruits have a very high long shelf life, with stem and sepals staying bright green for a long time after harvest. Plants are vigorous and compact with good leaf coverage. Fruit setting is excellent even in low temperature conditions.
Very good yield, with clusters weighing an average of 360 g. Very short cycle. Recommended for greenhouse and open field cultivations during spring, summer and autumn.
High Resistance (HR) to Verticillium (V), Fusarium (Fol 1,2), Tomato mosaic virus (ToMV) and intermediate resistance (IR) to Nematodes (MaMiMj) and Tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV).
Resistances:HR: Vd:0 / Va:0 / Fol:0-1 / ToMV:0-2 |
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