Scientists have developed completely new varieties of peppers and tomatoes in Belarus

Published 2021년 8월 31일

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Researchers at the Belarusian State Agricultural Academy have developed seven new varieties of sweet peppers and tomatoes, which have passed tests and been included in the state register for production. The emphasis is now on quality characteristics rather than yield, and the academy is also working on tomato varieties with anthocyanins, powerful antioxidants. Four cherry tomato hybrids for protected soil, four tomato varieties for open ground, and three hot pepper hybrids are currently being tested by the State Inspectorate for Testing and Protection of Plant Varieties.
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Since the beginning of the year, researchers of the Belarusian State Agricultural Academy have developed 7 new varieties of sweet peppers and tomatoes. This was announced by the head of the Department of Agricultural Biotechnology, Ecology and Radiology, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences Mikhail Dobrodkin, writes agronews.ua. This year, sweet peppers "Generous", "Sakaviti" and "Sunny", as well as tomatoes "Horizon" and "Red Grand", bred by our staff, have passed a full cycle of tests and are included in the state register for growing in production conditions, - said Mikhail Dobrodkin. "In recent years, more than 30 high-yielding, ecologically stable hybrids and varieties of tomatoes for open and closed soil, as well as sweet peppers have been zoned within the walls of the school." According to the head of the department, if earlier the selection was to increase the yield of the variety, now the emphasis is on its quality characteristics. In particular, the staff of the academy ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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