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Alex
Rapeseed
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Type of Rape
Winter rape
Hybrid Type
Simple Linear
Oil Content
45-50%
Glucosinolate Content, mmol
14-15
About product
Alex is an winter rapeseed developed by the French company Limagrain, distinguished by its high winter hardiness and resistance to major diseases such as phomopsis, sclerotinia, and cylindrosporiosis. This mid-early hybrid exhibits resistance to pod shattering, which contributes to yield retention and improved quality. Rapeseed Alex is recommended for cultivation in the Polissia and Forest-Steppe…
Type of Rape
Winter rape
Hybrid Type
Simple Linear
Oil Content
45-50%
Glucosinolate Content, mmol
14-15
Description
Alex is an winter rapeseed developed by the French company Limagrain, distinguished by its high winter hardiness and resistance to major diseases such as phomopsis, sclerotinia, and cylindrosporiosis. This mid-early hybrid exhibits resistance to pod shattering, which contributes to yield retention and improved quality. Rapeseed Alex is recommended for cultivation in the Polissia and Forest-Steppe regions, where it demonstrates stable performance even under drought conditions.
The hybrid features a high yield potential, reaching up to 7.1 t/ha, with a recommended plant density at harvest ranging from 400 to 900 thousand plants per hectare. The optimal sowing rate falls within the range of 400-500 thousand seeds per hectare. The oil content in Alex rapeseed seeds varies from 47 to 51%, while glucosinolate levels do not exceed 15 g/mmol, making it attractive for use in the food industry.
To achieve maximum productivity, it is essential to follow recommended sowing dates and provide proper crop care. Alex rapeseed seeds are suitable for various soil types and climatic conditions, making this variety a versatile and reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality yields.
The hybrid features a high yield potential, reaching up to 7.1 t/ha, with a recommended plant density at harvest ranging from 400 to 900 thousand plants per hectare. The optimal sowing rate falls within the range of 400-500 thousand seeds per hectare. The oil content in Alex rapeseed seeds varies from 47 to 51%, while glucosinolate levels do not exceed 15 g/mmol, making it attractive for use in the food industry.
To achieve maximum productivity, it is essential to follow recommended sowing dates and provide proper crop care. Alex rapeseed seeds are suitable for various soil types and climatic conditions, making this variety a versatile and reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality yields.
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Type of Rape
Type of Rape
Winter rape is a long-day plant, characterized by weak winter hardiness. It may be damaged at temperatures of -8 to -10°C, so it is most commonly grown in regions with mild winters. The most favorable temperature for growth and development of rape is 18-24°C. It requires moisture... |
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| Oil Content | 45-50% |
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Glucosinolate Content, mmol
Glucosinolate Content, mmol
The second criterion for evaluating modern rapeseed varieties is the content of glucosinolates in dry fat-free matter, expressed in various units, for example, %, mg/g, μmol/g. Different countries have different standards for glucosinolate content, as it has been established that... |
14-15 |
| Number of plants per hectare | 400 thousand pcs/ha, 900 thousand pcs/ha |
| Yield Potential | 60-70 ц/га |
| Catalog | Catalog → Rapeseed |
| Originator | IKSGP NAAN |
| Country | Ukraine |
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