Orange Summer
Tomato
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The fruits of tomato Orange Summer are flat-round, smooth, and medium-density, with a bright orange color in ripe fruit. Fruit mass ranges from 168 to 185 grams, sometimes reaching up to 400 grams. Fruits form clusters of 3-5 pieces, with more than six seed chambers compactly arranged, preventing juice leakage. The flesh is crumbly and very sweet, making this variety excellent for salads and pickling. The flavor of the fruits is rated as excellent.
The variety is characterized by high yield — up to 5.5 kg of marketable fruits per square meter — as well as resistance to cracking and diseases of solanaceous crops. Fruits can be stored fresh for up to three weeks, increasing their practicality for long-term use. Thanks to these characteristics, tomato Orange Summer is a reliable and tasty choice for cultivation under various conditions.
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Maturation Period
Maturation Period
Vegetation period from emergence to technical maturity 30-50 days. |
120-130 days |
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Fruit Weight
Fruit Weight
Tomato fruits are classified by weight as: very small — less than 20 grams; small — 20 — 50 grams; medium — 50 — 100 grams; large — 100 — 200 grams; very large — more than 200 grams. |
More than 200 grams |
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Fruit Shape
Fruit Shape
Modern tomato varieties have a diverse fruit shape: flat, flat-round, round, oval, elongated-oval, pear-shaped, plum-shaped, cube-shaped, and cylindrical. On poorly fertile soils and under unfavorable growing conditions, tomato fruits may take on a more rounded shape. |
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Fruit Color
Fruit Color
The fruit color of tomato varieties is influenced by the combination of skin and flesh color. Some varieties have transparent skin, others — yellow. When combined differently, the fruits can acquire quite diverse colors. The fruit color is affected by pigments (lycopene) and thei... |
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Number of chambers
Number of chambers
An important agronomic trait closely related to fruit size, fleshiness, and seed count. The number of chambers in tomato fruits, or locules, ranges from 2 to over 20. They are determined by counting on a cross-section. Multichamberedness is a trait indicating larger fruit size an... |
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Storage
Storage
Depending on the variety characteristics, the storage period for heads may vary from one month for early varieties to eight months for late cabbage varieties. |
20-30 days |
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Yield
Yield
Overall bulb harvest per unit area. Depends on both onion variety characteristics and agronomic practices, fertilizers, and irrigation. Under optimal growing conditions, an onion yield of 100 tons per hectare and above is not considered record-breaking. |
More than 190 tons |
| Catalog | Catalog → Tomato |
| Originator | CSB RAS SO / IP Kondakov S.N. |
| Originator | Фгбун Центральный Сибирский Ботанический Сад Со Ран |
| Originator | Фотев Юрий Валентинович |
| Originator | Агрофирмасемена Алтая |
| Originator | Кондаков Сергей Николаевич |
| Originator | Kotelnikova Marina Aleksandrovna |
| Originator | Кудрявцева Галина Александровна |
| Originator | ФГБУН Центральный Сибирский Ботанический Сад СО РАН |
| Originator | IP KONDAKOV SERGEJ NIKOLAEVICh |
| Originator | OOO AGROFIRMA'SEMENA ALTAYa' |
| Patent holder | Агрофирмасемена Алтая |
| Patent holder | Кондаков Сергей Николаевич |
| Patent holder | ФГБУН Центральный Сибирский Ботанический Сад СО РАН |
| Patent holder | IP KONDAKOV SERGEJ NIKOLAEVICh |
| Patent holder | OOO AGROFIRMA'SEMENA ALTAYa' |
| Country | Russia |
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