The plant has a semi-erect bush habit with an intermediate development type. Tubers are oval in shape, with smooth, slightly netted light yellow skin, yellow or deep yellow flesh, and shallow eyes. The flowers are white.
The variety is resistant to golden potato cyst nematode (Ro 1) and potato wart (pathotype 1). Also noted is high resistance to common scab, Rhizoctonia, blackleg, late blight of tubers, and PVY virus.
Tubers are characterized by a firm consistency, do not fall apart when cooked, have a medium dry matter content, and possess high suitability for long-term storage due to their deep dormancy.
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Countries of admission
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Variety registered as early as 6
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Also known as
breeder code BABY LOU
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Baby LouprimaryAU, CA, DE, FR, GB, JP, NO, QZ, US
BabylouFR
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