New varieties of nectarine were bred in Uzbekistan

Published 2023년 8월 7일

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Breeding scientists in Uzbekistan have developed two new varieties of nectarine called "Hosiyat" and "Ifora" which have large fruits weighing about 200 grams and a long shelf life. The nectarines have a good appearance, with yellow flesh that easily separates from the stone and a sugar content of 14%. Uzbekistan's export of peaches and nectarines is an important part of the country's fresh fruit market, ranking second in export revenue after fresh table grapes.
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Breeding scientists of the research institute of horticulture, viticulture and winemaking under the Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan presented new varieties of nectarine under the names "Hosiyat" and "Ifora". The new varieties were bred by employees of the scientific research station of the Scientific Research Institute located in Ferghana, reports east-fruit. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter The fruits of new varieties of nectarine are quite large, the average weight is about 200 grams. New varieties of nectarine have a long shelf life, they can be sold within one month after harvesting, provided that the appropriate temperature regime and other storage conditions are observed. These varieties have a good appearance, the flesh is yellow and easily separated from the stone, the sugar content in them is 14%, - said candidate of agricultural sciences Adham Mahmudov, employee of the Research Institute of Horticulture, Viticulture and Winery named ...
Source: Landlord

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