Varieties of raspberries and currants selected by scientists of the Bryansk State Agrarian University in Russia received patents in 2022

Published 2022년 8월 17일

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The Bryansk State Agrarian University, also known as the school of Ivan Kazakov, is involved in breeding new varieties of berry crops and Russian plums. This year, the raspberry varieties Lavina and Smile, and the blackcurrant varieties Etude, Magician, and Gift to Veterans, have received patents. The university is working on creating more productive berry crop varieties with valuable economic traits. The Russian plum, developed in the 70-80s, is known for its taste, long storage life, and resistance to pests.
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The school of Ivan Kazakov is sometimes called the Bryansk State Agrarian University. Ivan Vasilyevich at one time brought out a large number of varieties of berry crops, which are still popular with farmers, summer residents and all those who like to breed these vitamin plants Viktor Mekto, head of the press center of the Bryansk State Agrarian University, spoke about this. ... The successors of the work of the academician of the Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences, the former professor of the Bryansk State Agricultural Academy, and now the Bryansk State Agrarian University are his students, professors Sergey Evdokimenko and Fyodor Sazonov. On the fields of the university, where many varieties of raspberries and currants are located, they are breeding these berry crops. This process is lengthy and takes time and patience. And it also has its own characteristics. But what joy comes for a scientist when, thanks to his hard scientific work, varieties achieve recognition, ...
Source: Agroxxi

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