Belgium is looking for male hop plants

게시됨 2020년 7월 14일

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The city of Poperinge, in collaboration with hop growers and knowledge institutes Inagro, Vives, and ILVO, is working on a new disease-resistant and robust hop variety for the brewing industry, one that embodies the Belgian character. This is crucial as hop is a dioecious plant, meaning male and female flowers are needed for breeding new varieties, but male plants are typically avoided in cultivation due to potential seed formation which reduces hop quality. Instead, male plants are found in Belgium in hedges, forests, and private gardens.
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In the Hopbel project, the city of Poperinge, the hop growers and the knowledge institutes Inagro, Vives and ILVO are aiming for a new variety of hop that is disease-resistant, robust in cultivation, performs well in the brewery and is typically Belgian. Hop is a dioecious plant. A hop vine therefore has male or female flowers. For new hop varieties, breeders need male hop plants. Only female plants In hop cultivation, growers only plant female plants. They avoid male hop plants near the field, because any seed formation in the hop cones greatly reduces the quality of the brewer's hop. 'Male plants are mainly found in Belgium in ...
출처: Nieuwe Oogst

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