ES Neptune is a single-cross first-generation hybrid with a plant height of about 160 cm. Seeds are characterized by an oil content of 47%, an erucic acid content of less than 0.2%, and glucosinolates of less than 18 µmol/g; the thousand kernel weight is about 4.8 g.
The plant possesses good seedling emergence and development vigor, and exhibits a compensatory effect at different sowing densities. The yield potential of the hybrid reaches 50 c/ha.
The variety is distinguished by high resistance to pod shattering, shedding, and low temperatures, as well as high resistance to Alternaria, Sclerotinia, and Phoma. Lodging resistance is 6 points, and resistance to Cylindrosporium is 7 points.
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breeder code EGC571
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ES NeptuneprimaryCZ, FR, HR, MD, QM, QZ
Es.NeptuneQM
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