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Berlicum hybrid for the fresh produce market and the vegetable cutting industry. Very good storage life and very high dry matter content. Little internal green, meaning few losses at the cutting stage. High processing yield. Good internal quality. Upright foliage that stays healthy for long. Very high net production after storage. Intermediate resistance to root rot (Phytophthora megasperma). Very good tolerance to splitting and cracking. Sowing advice Xela is recommended for cultivation of C/D carrots for the vegetable cutting industry and the fresh produce market. Sowing density advice: 750,000 seeds/ha. Suitable for sowing from late April to mid-May. Late hybrid with approximately 165 growing days.
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