UMANSKY MS 97
Sugar Beet
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A high-sugar triploid hybrid with complex disease resistance for reliable crop performance.
Description
High-Sugar Potential: The Uman MС 97 Sugar Beet
The «Umansky MS 97» sugar beet variety represents a reliable choice from the portfolio of the «Trading House Nasinnya» (Torgovyi Dim Nasinnya). Developed by the Institute of Root Crops of the NAAS of Ukraine, this triploid hybrid occupies a significant position in the sugar-type (Z) market segment, offering a balance between yield stability and technological quality.
The primary focus of this variety is its adaptability to the specific agricultural landscape of Ukraine. In regions prone to the prevalence of root pathogens, «Umansky MS 97» provides a robust defense mechanism, particularly against root rots, which are often the limiting factor for optimal crop density. Its genetic composition is specifically engineered to maintain healthy stand uniformity throughout the growing season.
Key Agronomic Features
Beyond its high sugar content, which consistently hits the 18–19% mark, the hybrid demonstrates excellent field resistance to a broad spectrum of diseases:
- Cercospora leaf spot;
- Powdery mildew;
- Damping-off (root-eater);
- Various root rot infections.
Crop & resistance
Disease resistance
Specifications
| Direction Type | |
|---|---|
| Ploidy Type | |
| Sugar Content | 18-19% |
| Catalog | Catalog → Sugar Beet |
| Manufacturer | LLC 'TRADE HOUSE 'NASINNY' |
| Originator | Институт Корнеплодных Культур Уаан |
| Country | Ukraine |
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