Cucumis sativus L. Cucumber · Vegetables · bred by Ali Yuksel
also searched as: каприкорн ф1
10 August 2026
Plant moderately vigorous, with short internodes, short side shoots, and small or medium-sized leaves. Up to 4 ovaries are formed in the nodes.
Fruits are dark green, firm, coarsely tubercled, 10–14 cm long and 120–140 g in weight. The hybrid is characterized by intensive fruiting, resistance to pathogens, and the ability to maintain fruit quality in extreme summer conditions.
Hybrid of universal use, fruits are suitable for fresh consumption and canning.
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№ 11035015
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