BEMOL 20

Genetic Potential and Adaptability of "BEMOL 20"

The winter triticale "BEMOL 20" from the manufacturer "Franz" is a breeding product developed with the participation of the Federal Rostov Agricultural Research Center and a group of originators (OOO Ssts Rostovskij, S.V. Maksimov, V.V. Ognev). The primary value of this cultivar lies in its combination of high yield potential and pronounced biological resistance to a wide range of pathogens, which is critical for stabilizing harvest volumes under unpredictable climatic conditions.

Phytopathological Barrier: Genetic Level Protection

The breeding of this triticale focuses on resistance to key diseases affecting winter cereals:

• Powdery Mildew and Mycosphaerella Blight: The cultivar demonstrates suppression of primary infection through specific cellular defense mechanisms, reducing the need for fungicide applications during early growth stages.
• Brown Spot: The genetic architecture of "BEMOL 20" effectively blocks pathogen development even during periods of high humidity and temperature fluctuations in spring.
• Septoria: A high level of tolerance to this disease allows the crop to maintain the photosynthetic area of the flag leaf until grain filling is complete, which directly correlates with the thousand-kernel weight.

Technical Features

This cultivar is a winter form, which requires strict adherence to planting dates to ensure proper vernalization. "BEMOL 20" exhibits excellent winter hardiness and the ability to regrow rapidly in the spring. Incorporating this variety into crop rotation allows farmers to minimize risks associated with "rust" diseases and produce grain with high quality indicators under moderate fungicide pressure.