Profile
TRIDENT is an excellent oil radish variety with three nematode resistances: Heterodera schachtii (category 2), Meloidogyne chitwoodi and Meloidogyne hapla. Therefore, TRIDENT is a good choice for nematode control in intensive crop rotations with sugar beets, potatoes and vegetables. Additionally, the variety is resistant to clubroot. The variety shows a fast development at the beginning, which leads to good weed suppression. Deep rooting and lower tendency for flowering are other good arguments for TRIDENT
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Resistances: Heterodera schachtii (cat. 2); Meloidogyne chitwoodi and hapla, clubroot
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Nematode control in intensive crop rotations with sugar beets, potatoes and vegetables
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Fast early growth for good weed suppression combined with a low tendency to flowering
General
| Ploidy | Tetraploid | |
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| Green fertilizer |
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| Summer intercrop |
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| Green fertilizer |
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| Summer intercrop |
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Agronomic properties
| Early growth development |
7
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strong |
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Early growth development
7
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Tends to
| Flowering |
3
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low |
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| Lodging |
2
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very low to low |
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Flowering
3
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Lodging
2
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Vulnerabilities
| Turnip nematodes |
2
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very low to low |
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Classification according to the descriptive variety list - Bundessortenamt (federal plant variety office, Germany) 2023 and our own results.
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Turnip nematodes
2
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Classification according to the descriptive variety list - Bundessortenamt (federal plant variety office, Germany) 2023 and our own results.