Seminis Catalog Romania

2010–2011
International Catalogue
seeds & services

Area division
North, Central and South America

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1. Wim Grootscholten 2. Chris Miller

3. Joop Vegter 4. Guillermo Castillo
5. Enrique Rodarte 6. Juan Carlos Rosas
7. John DeVries 8. Weber Carlos Pinheiro
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Europe, Middle East, North and South Africa
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Asia and Oceania
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RIJK ZWAAN Headquarter

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1. Gerard Hulisz 2. Wenhu Li RIJK ZWAAN Subsidiary
3. Arie Baelde 4. Steven Roberts
5. Hans Bouman 6. Michiel Zwaan RIJK ZWAAN Exclusive Partnership
7. Jan Doldersum 8. Jos van der Knaap
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Support team
Rijk Zwaan Export B.V.
Burg. Crezeelaan 40, 2678 KX De Lier, the Netherlands
P.O. Box 40, 2678 ZG De Lier, the Netherlands
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Fax: +31 (0)174 518 243
Email: export@rijkzwaan.nl
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Growing service for your success
Content
Fruit crops
 Fruit crops  Lettuce  Specialities
Eggplant ...........................................4 Battavia Lettuce ..............................52 Baby Leaf Lettuce ...........................78
Cucumber .........................................8 Butterhead Lettuce .........................54 Blanched Celery ..............................78
Gherkin...........................................14 Cos Lettuce.....................................58 Celeriac ..........................................78
Brassica
Melon.............................................16 Iceberg Lettuce .............................. 60 Chicory ...........................................78
Sweet Pepper................................. 20 Leaf Lettuce ....................................62 Chives .............................................78
Hot Pepper .....................................27 Oak Leaf Lettuce.............................64 Corn Salad ......................................78
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Tomato ...........................................28 Salanova .......................................66 Fennel ............................................78
Leaf crops
Kohlrabi ..........................................78
Parsley ............................................78
Radish ............................................78
 Brassica  Root crops Parsnip ...........................................78
Broccoli ..........................................36 Beet Root ...................................... 70 Swiss Chard ....................................78
Lettuce
Cauliflower .....................................38 Carrot .............................................72
Cabbage ........................................ 40 Leek ...............................................74
Information
Lettuce .......................................... 50
Root crops
 Leaf crops  Rootstock General Terms and Conditions ....... 80
Endive ............................................44 Cucurbitaceae .................................76 Product Specifications .....................82
Spinach...........................................46 Solanaceae .....................................76 Planting Guide ................................84
Rootstock
Specialities
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= Intermediate resistance = Freshmarket
= Suitable for indoor growing = Industry
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seeds & services
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Welcome to the seeds and services of Rijk
Dear customer,
Rijk Zwaan specialises in breeding, production and sales of vegetable seed for the
professional growers market worldwide. We are among the top 10 largest vegetable
breeding companies in the world.
Rijk Zwaan has become a global player. With customers in around 120 countries, our
company is gaining worldwide knowledge of, and experience in the world’s most important
vegetable markets.
Scale increase, ever improving cultivation techniques, rising prosperity and changes in
demand and taste make vegetable production and trade increasingly challenging and a more
global activity.
In order to spread our knowledge and experience, Rijk Zwaan has established international
product and chain teams. These international teams frequently offer specific added value to
our customers active in various countries, such as internationally-operating growers’
organisations, supermarket chains and vegetable processors.
The company’s primary focus is creating new vegetable varieties. Our range of varieties is
renewed and improved year after year. Rijk Zwaan has several breeding stations. They are
situated under different climate zones which enables us to select under temperate,
continental, subtropical and Mediterranean conditions.
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Zwaan.
Thorough fundamental genetic research is, nowadays, the crucial basis for fast and
innovating breeding work. This is why Rijk Zwaan has its own laboratories and research centres
where a dedicated team of plant scientists are working in the field of molecular biology, cell
biology, quantitative genetics, biochemistry, seed technology and phytopathology.
Rijk Zwaan has the ambition to add a diversity of flavours, colours, health and convenience
traits in our new range, translating these to the wishes and needs of the consumers of different
cultures, different taste and new trends.
This will make eating vegetables fun, delicious and healthy.
With our Seeds & Services, growers, vegetable processors and merchants are able to develop
new possibilities for using vegetables which are perfectly tailored to today’s market demands,
anywhere in the world.
Looking forward to meeting you,
Jan Omvlee
Managing Director Rijk Zwaan Export B.V.
Range:
ca. 800 varieties of 25 vegetable crops
Annual turnover: € 175 million

Number of employees: ca. 1.500
Head office: De Lier,
the Netherlands
Establishments: in 26 countries
Sales: in ca. 120 countries
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Eggplant Solanum melongena
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Oval-round types
Fruit crops
Fantastic RZ F 1
Shirley RZ F 1
 Relatively compact (short) plant type with  Medium long plant type;
medium strong vigour strong plant vigour
 Firm fruits with a deep-purple colour  Nice, round and uniform fruit shape,
 Specially suitable for winter and early also during winter

spring production in glasshouse and  Spineless variety; fruits are firm with
plastic tunnel; can also be used for a good shelf life and have a deep-
Brassica
outdoor cultivation purple colour
 Suitable for glasshouse and plastic
tunnel cultivation
Leaf crops
Oval types
Ecavi RZ F 1
 Medium plant length and vigour
 Nice uniform fruits with a shiny
purple colour
 Fruits have a good shelf life and an
Lettuce
almost spineless calyx
 Suitable for glasshouse cultivation
Volta RZ F 1
Root crops
 Medium long plant type with
strong vigour
 Firm fruits with a deep-purple colour
 Some spines on the calyx
 Suitable for glasshouse and plastic tunnel

production and because of the strong
plant type it can also be used for outdoor
Rootstock
production
Andrea RZ F 1
 Medium long plant type with a relatively
Monarca RZ F 1
open plant habit
 Medium strong plant vigour
 Long plant type with strong plant vigour
 Medium sized fruits with good firmness Specialities
 Firm fruits with an attractive oval shape
and a nice deep-purple colour and a deep-purple fruit colour
 Calyx almost spineless and relatively small
 Suitable for glasshouse and plastic tunnel;
can also be grown outdoors
Sharapova RZ F 1
Long plant type with very strong

plant vigour
Thelma RZ F 1
 Semi-spined variety
 Relatively short/ compact plant with
medium strong plant vigour
 Uniform and relatively large fruits with
 Very good fruit setting; fruits are very
good firmness and a deep-purple colour
uniform in size and shape; nice shiny
 Suitable for plastic tunnel and outdoor deep-purple fruit colour
cultivation (because of the strong,
 Good firmness and shelf life
vigorous plant)
 Suitable for glasshouse and plastic
tunnel cultivation
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Eggplant Solanum melongena
Long types
Anatolia RZ F 1
 Long plant type with a relatively open
plant habit; strong plant vigour
 Very good fruit setting; nice, shiny and
firm fruits with a deep-purple colour
 Good shelf life; no spines on the calyx
 Suitable for glasshouse and plastic tunnel;

especially suitable for winter production in
Mediterranean climates
Oriental RZ F 1
 Fruits have a relatively large diameter
(heavy); firm fruits with a deep-purple
colour
production; especially suitable for winter
and early spring cultivation
Anamur RZ F 1
 Medium long plant type; strong
plant vigour
 Firm, long cylindrical fruits with a
deep-purple colour; spineless calyx
 Suitable for glasshouse, plastic tunnel and
also for outdoor cultivation (because of
the not-too-long but very strong and
sturdy plant)
Estelle RZ F 1
 Good fruit setting; uniform, long, firm
and relatively slender fruits
 Fruits have a good shelf life and a deep-
purple colour
cultivation
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Oval-striped types
Fruit crops
Angela RZ F 1
 Medium long plant type with strong
plant vigour
 Uniform, oval fruits with a purple/ white
striped skin
 Fruits have a very good shelf life and very
white fruit flesh with an improved flavour
Brassica
cultivation
Leaf crops
Lettuce
Root crops
Variety Fruit colour Plant length Plant vigour
Round types
Fantastic RZ • • • Deep purple Short Medium
Shirley RZ • • Deep purple Medium Strong
Rootstock
Long types
Anatolia RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong
Anamur RZ • • • Deep purple Medium Strong
Brigitte RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong
Bran RZ • • • Deep purple Long Strong
• •
Specialities
Estelle RZ Deep purple Long Strong
Nilo RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong

Oval types
Alex RZ • • Deep purple Long Medium
Andrea RZ • • • Purple Medium long Medium
Cava RZ • • Deep purple Medium long Medium
Ecavi RZ • Purple Medium Medium
Lucia RZ • Purple Medium Medium
Monarca RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong
Sharapova RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong
Thelma RZ • • Deep purple Short Medium
Volta RZ • • • Deep purple Medium long Strong

Oval striped types
Angela RZ • • Striped Medium long Strong
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Cucumber Cucumis sativus
Resistance codes
CMV = Cucumber mosaic cucumovirus Ccu = Cladosporium cucumerinum

CVYV = Cucumber vein yellowing Scab and gummosis
ipomovirus Cca = Corynespora cassiicola
CYSDV = Cucurbit yellow stunting Corynespora blight and
disorder crinivirus target spot
PRSV = Papaya ringspot potyvirus Sf = Sphaerotheca fuliginea
WMV = Watermelon mosaic potyvirus (syn. Px) (syn. Podosphaeria xanthii)
Powdery mildew
ZYMV = Zucchini yellow mosaic potyirus
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Long types
Fruit crops
Auzon RZ F 1
Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV
 Strong plant
 Uniform fruit size
 Short handle
 Dark green fruit colour
Brassica
 Long shelf life
Tundra RZ F 1
Leaf crops
Ccu/ Cca CVYV/ CYSDV
 Healthy plant until end of season
 Uniform grading
 Dark green fruit colour and good shelf life
 Strong against botrytis and burnt heads
 High early and total yield
Lettuce
Axios RZ F 1
Ccu/ Cca CVYV
Root crops
 Variety especially suitable for
the Greek market
 Longer fruit than Creta RZ
 Early into production
 Strong vigour
 Good development of the laterals
Rootstock
Scotinos RZ F 1
Ccu Sf
 For mild-wi
mild-winter
ild-winter and early spring
production in subtropical areas
produ
 High percentage export-quality fruit
Specialities
 Long slender fruit with short handle
 High fruit weight
 Strong against skin cracking
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Cucumber Cucumis sativus
Long types – to Sf
Addison RZ F 1
Jungla RZ F 1
Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV Ccu/ Cca CVYV/ CYSDV
 Generative plant  Variety with very good stamina
 High early and total yield  Healthy plant until end of season
 Well-balanced plant  Strong fruit setting
 For summer and autumn cultivation  Early production
 Dark green fruit, well-ribbed
Cadiz RZ F
Ccu/ Sf
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Myrthos RZ F 1
 Strong growth
Ccu/ Sf CVYV
 Generative plant
 Single-fruited
 Slender fruit
 High percentage export-quality fruit
 Easy setting
 Good shelf life
 Late-summer and autumn planting
 Strong against downy mildew
 Strong against burnt heads
Variety Resistances Spring Summer Autumn Winter Fruit length cm Fruit colour Plant vigour Earliness
Cucumber types
Addison RZ Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV • • • 32-38 Medium green Medium Early
Auzon RZ Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV • 30-36 Dark green Strong Medium
Axios RZ Ccu/ Cca CVYV • 33-40 Medium green Very strong Medium
Azor RZ Ccu • 30-36 Medium green Strong Early
Bologna RZ Ccu/ Cca/ Sf • • 33-39 Dark green Very strong Medium
Burgos RZ Ccu/ Cca CVYV/ Sf • • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium
Cadiz RZ Ccu/ Sf • • • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium
Creta RZ Ccu/ Cca • 32-38 Medium green Very strong Early
Cumlaude RZ Ccu/ Sf • • • 30-38 Dark green Strong Medium
Estepa RZ Ccu/ Cca CMV/ CVYV/ Sf • 30-36 Dark green Strong Early
Jungla RZ Ccu/ Cca CVYV/ CYSDV • • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium
Myrthos RZ Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV • • 32-38 Dark green Medium Early
Scotinos RZ Ccu Sf • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium
Tundra RZ Ccu/ Cca CVYV/ CYSDV • • • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium
Virginia RZ Ccu/ Cca • • • • 32-38 Medium green Very strong Early

The cultivation periods in this table are only an indication. However, the exact periods may differ considerably between locations.
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Slicer types
Fruit crops
Alanis RZ F 1
Caman RZ F 1
Modan RZ F 1
Ccu/ CCa CMV Sf CVYV CMV/ CVYV/ Ccu/ Sf
 Parthenocarpic slicer cucumber  Parthenocarpic slicer cucumber  Parthenocarpic slicer cucumber
 Suitable for autumn, winter and  Early indoor and outdoor cultivation  Rustic plant
spring cultivation  Produces a high percentage of  Very productive
 Has a nice, dark fruit colour and first class fruits
Brassica
a vigorous plant  High resistance to Sf
Leaf crops
Lettuce
Root crops
Rootstock
Specialities
Early Early Late Fruit Fruit Type of

Variety Resistances Spring Spring Summer Autumn Autumn Autumn Winter length cm skin fruiting
Slicer types
Alanis RZ Ccu/ Cca CMV • • • • 19-22 Spined Single
Caman RZ Sf CVYV • • • • • • 18-20 Smooth Single
Esparon RZ CMV/ CVYV/ Ccu/ Sf • • • • • • 18-20 Smooth Single
Modan RZ CMV/ CVYV/ Ccu/ Sf • • • • • • • 18-20 Smooth Single
Taddart RZ Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV • • • 18-20 Spined Single

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Mini Cucumber Cucumis sativus
Brenji RZ F 1
Kaspian RZ F 1
Nouran RZ F 1
Sf Sf CMV Sf/ ZYMV
 Suitable for late-autumn and  Suitable for autumn, mild-winter and  Suitable for spring and autumn cultivation
winter cultivation early-spring cultivation  Good plant vigour with a higher than
 Nice dark green compact plant with good  Vigorous long crop with medium long average level of cold tolerance
vigour and very short lateral development lateral development  Medium long lateral development
 Medium to small leaves, allowing good air  Acceptable level of cold tolerance  Multi fruiting ability on laterals
movement in the greenhouse  Semi-multi-fruiting variety  Nice fruit quality with a fruit length
 Nice slender fruits with a length  Fruit length approx. 17-19 cm of approx. 16-18 cm
of approx. 16-18 cm
Gianco RZ F 1
Khassib RZ F 1
Pazstar RZ F 1
Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV/ Sf
 Suitable for spring, summer and early- CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV  Suitable for spring and summer cultivation
autumn cultivation  Suitable for spring, summer and  Nice vigorous variety with an open
 Vigorous crop with strong foliage and early-autumn cultivation plant habit
short laterals  Strong but balanced plant with  Medium long lateral development
 Plant adapts well to adverse/ stress medium long lateral development  Nice quality fruits with a length
conditions  Open plant habit of approx. 17-19 cm
 Multi-fruiting variety with nice quality fruits  Medium small leaves allow better air  Semi-multi to multi-fruiting variety
 Fruit length approx. 17-19 cm movement in the greenhouse
 Multi-fruiting variety
 Fruit length approx. 16-18 cm
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Cocktail types
Picowell RZ F 1
Yaqout RZ F 1
Fruit crops
Ccu Sf Sf
Cengel RZ F 1
 Especially for conditions with lower  Suitable for late-autumn, winter and
Sf
light intensity and heating (winter very-early-spring cultivation
NW Europe/ Canada), but also suitable  Cocktail-fruit size, to pick at stage of 35-50 g
 Very good level of cold tolerance
for all other seasons  Uniform fruits 9-11 cm
 Vigorous plant but with an open plant habit
 Very high yield  Very nice open plant type with small leaves
 Single-fruiting variety
 Good quality fruits for export  Generative multi-fruiting variety
 Nice fruits with a length of
Brassica
 Well-balanced plant  Broad adaptability to different cultures
approx. 15-17 cm
 Good fruit setting
Sunstar RZ F 1
Leaf crops
Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ ZYMV
 For summer cultivation
 Open plant type, compact, semi-multi

with short sideshoots
 Fruits are of high quality with a dark green
colour and 16-18 cm length
 Gives a high production in a short period
Lettuce
Root crops
Early Early Late Fruit Fruit Fruit Type of Lateral Plant
Variety Resistances Spring Spring Summer Autumn Autumn Autumn Winter length skin colour fruiting shoots vigour
cm
Mini Cucumber types
Brenji RZ Sf • • 16-17 Slightly rib. Dark Single Short medium Strong
Deltastar RZ Sf CMV/ CVYV • • •

( ) • • 16-18 Slightly rib. Dark Single Semi long Strong
Gianco RZ Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV • • • 17-19 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Medium Strong
• • • • •
Rootstock
Kaspian RZ Sf CMV ( ) 17-19 Slightly rib. Dark Semi Semi long Strong
Khassib RZ Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV • • • 16-18 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Short Strong
Multistar RZ CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV • • • • 16-18 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Short Strong
Nouran RZ Sf/ ZYMV •

( ) • • 16-18 Slightly rib. Medium Multi Medium Medium
Pazstar RZ CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV/ Sf • • •

( ) 17-19 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Semi long Medium
• • • • • • •
Specialities
Picowell RZ Ccu Sf 14-16 Slightly rib. Medium Semi multi Medium Strong
Silyon RZ Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV • • • 17-19 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Short Strong
Sovana RZ Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV • • • 17-19 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Short Strong
Summerstar RZ Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ ZYMV • 16-18 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Short Medium
Sunstar RZ Sf CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ ZYMV • 16-18 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Short Medium
Valleystar RZ Sf CMV • • • • 17-19 Slightly rib. Dark Semi Semi long Strong
Yalda RZ CMV/ CVYV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV/ Sf • • •

( ) 17-19 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Semi long Medium
Yaqout RZ Sf • • • 15-17 Ribbed Dark Single Long Strong
Zaayed RZ Sf/ ZYMV (•) • • 15-16 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Semi long Medium
22-46 RZ Sf • • • 15-17 Ribbed Dark Single Long Strong

Cocktail Cucumber types
Cengel RZ Sf • • • • • • 09-10 Smooth Light Multi Short Medium
Minik RZ CMV/ CVYV/ Sf • • • 9-11 Slightly rib. Medium Semi Short Medium
Larino RZ Sf • • • • • • •
( ) 9-11 Slightly rib. Dark Semi multi Short Medium
•
( ) = only in temperate climate
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Gherkin Cucumis sativus
Resistance codes
CMV = Cucumber mosaic cucumovirus Pcu = Pseudoperonospora cubensis

PRSV = Papaya ringspot potyvirus Downy mildew
WMV = Watermelon mosaic potyvirus Sf = Sphaerotheca fuliginea
ZYMV = Zucchini yellow mosaic potyirus (syn. Px) (syn. Podosphaeria xanthii)
Ccu = Cladosporium cucumerinum Powdery mildew
Scab and gummosis
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Parthenocarpic, spined types
Fruit crops
Componist RZ F 1
Presto RZ F 1
Ccu/ Sf CMV Ccu/ Sf CMV
 High internal quality  Very high internal fruit quality
 Early and high yielder  Strong and healthy plant
 Good regeneration and endurance  Good regeneration especially
 Suitable for outdoor and indoor for hot climate
Brassica
production  Fits in all growing systems
 Suitable for small and medium gradings
Kybria RZ F 1
CMV/ Ccu/ Sf
 Multi fruiting variety
Leaf crops
 Open plant habit, suitable for
trellised cultivation
 Strong against viral diseases
 Perfect fruit shape in small and

bigger sizes
 Easy fruit setting ability
Lettuce
Motiva RZ F 1
Shakthi RZ F 1
CMV/ Ccu/ Sf Sf/ Ccu
 Variety suitable for small gradings CMV/ PRSV/ WMV/ ZYMV/ Pcu
Root crops
 Multi fruiting variety  Nice dark green fruits
 Nice fruit shape with 3,0:1 L/ D ratio  Vigorous crop, suitable for hot and
 Fine spines humid climate zones

 High yielding potential in especially  Strong plant for trellised cultivation
trellised cultivations  Suitable for finer gradings
Rootstock
Puccini RZ F 1
Ccu Sf
 Suitable for both mechanical harvesting
and hand picking
 Very good brining quality Specialities
 Concentrated fruit setting for the
once over harvest
 L/ D 3,1, nice fruit shape
 American spine type
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Melon Cucumis melo
Resistance codes
MNSV = Melon necrotic spot carmovirus

Ec = Erysiphe cichoracearum
(syn. Gc) (syn. Golovinomyces
cichoracearum)
Powdery mildew
Fom = Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. melonis
Fusarium wilt
Sf = Sphaerotheca fuliginea
(syn. Px) (syn. Podosphaeria xanthii)
Powdery mildew
Ag = Aphis gossypii
Cotton aphid
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Galia types
Fruit crops
Parana RZ F 1
Fom:0,1/ MNSV Sf:2,5
 Has a long shelf life
 Is mainly developed for Brasil and

Central America
 White/ green flesh
Brassica
Mirella RZ F 1
Ec:1/ Fom:0-2/ Sf:5
 Good shelf life
Leaf crops
 Firm fruits, weight approx. 0.8-1.2 kg
 Very good net, very easy fruit setting
Lettuce
Root crops
Piel de Sapo types
Daniel RZ F 1
MNSV/ Ec:1/ Fom:0,1/ Sf:2,5
 Open-field variety
 Very nice appearance, having a nice

dark skin colour
Rootstock
 Weight average 3.0-3.5 kg
 Strong plants protect the fruits very well
 Shelf life is excellent
Specialities
Mabel RZ F 1
MNSV/ Ec:1/ Fom:0,1/ Sf:2,5
 Smaller fruit size
 Excellent flavour
 Strong foliage to cover and protect

the fruits well
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Melon Cucumis melo
Yellissimo types
Tikal RZ F 1
Fom:0,1 Sf:2,5/ Ec:1
 Productive variety, long shelf life
 Round oval fruit, average fruit weight 1.0 kg
 Incredible flavour, aromatic
Sugar baby types
Huelva RZ F 1
Excellent vigour
 Fruit weight around 5-7 kg
 Sugar content is excellent
 Attractive red colour, skin is

deep dark green
Amarillo types
Gladial RZ F 1
Natal RZ F 1
Fom:0-2 Ec:1/ Sf:2,5 Ec:1/ Fom:0-2/ Sf:2
 Smooth skin, high stable Brix  Yellow honeydew melon, nice
(up to 15 Brix) deep-yellow colour
 Good deep-yellow skin colour  Especially developed for production in
 Average fruit weight 1.5 kg and shipping from Central and South
America to Europe
 Has a high Brix; average weight 1.75 kg
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Cantaloupe types
Fruit crops
Caribbean melon concept
The Caribbean melon concept offers a
unique combination of traits which enable
producers, traders, processors as well as
retailers new possibilities to enrich their
melon category. By involving the total,
Brassica
worldwide supply chain we have been able
to create a melon concept which combines a
rich flavour and quality with a long shelf life
so that we can make use of the different
production areas around the world. This
international chain approach ensures that
consumers get the best quality and
Leaf crops
flavourful cantaloupe melons year-round.
The international co-operation for this new
product is depicted in one name and logo:
Caribbean.
www.caribbeanmelon.com
Caribbean Gold RZ F
Lettuce
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Fom:0-2/ Sf:2/ Ag
 Long shelf life, high production, easy and
homogeneous fruit setting
 Fully netted, nice and very regular netting
 Attractive orange flesh colour
Root crops
Fruit Fruit Fruit Flesh
Variety Resistances Earliness shape weight (kg) netting colour
Rootstock
Galia types
Alpes RZ Ec:1/ Fom:0-2/ Sf:2,5 • • • Medium Oval 1.0-1.2 Medium White green
Parana RZ Fom:0,1/ MNSV Sf:2,5 • Medium Round 1.0 Medium White green
Dikti RZ Ec:1/ Fom:0,1/ Sf:5 (•) Medium Round 1.5 Medium White green
Mirella RZ Ec:1/ Fom:0-2/ Sf:5 • • Very early Round 0.8-1.2 Medium White green
• • •
Specialities
Veleta RZ Ec:1/ Fom:0-2/ Sf:2,5 Very early Round 1.5 Medium Green
Piel de Sapo types
Daniel RZ MNSV/ Ec:1/ Fom:0,1/ Sf:2,5 • Medium Elongated 3.0-3.5 Vertical striped White
Mabel RZ MNSV/ Ec:1/ Fom:0,1/ Sf:2,5 • • • Medium Oval 2.0-2.5 Vertical striped White
Amaral types
Gladial RZ Fom:0-2 Ec:1/ Sf:2,5 • Medium/ late Oval/ round 1.5 None White
Natal RZ Ec:1/ Fom:0-2/ Sf:2 • Medium Oval 1.4-1.9 None White

Yellisimo types
Tikal RZ Fom:0,1 Ec:1/ Sf:2,5 • Medium Oval/ round 1.0 None White
Cantaloupe types
Caribbean Gold RZ Fom:0-2/ Sf:2/ Ag • Medium/ late Round 1.5-2.0 Strong Orange
Caribbean Pearl RZ Fom:0,1,2 Sf:2,3,5 • Medium/ late Round 1.2 Strong Orange
Sugar baby types
Huelva RZ • • • Medium Round 5.0-7.0 None Red
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Sweet Pepper Capsicum annuum var. annuum
Resistance codes
PVY = Potato Y potyvirus

TM = Tobacco mosaic tobamovirus
TSWV = Tomato spotted wilt tospovirus
Xcv = Xanthomonas campestris
pv. vesicatoria
Bacterial spot
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Blocky, green/ red types
Fruit crops
Bulería RZ F 1
Traviatta RZ F 1
Tm:0-2/ TSWV Tm:0-3/ TSWV
 Blocky red pepper for large segment  Blocky red pepper with high
 Vigorous plant type for production in yielding potential

cold conditions  Vigorous plant habit
 Suitable for medium and late plantings  Easy fruit setting in both cold
Brassica
in Mediterranean areas and hot conditions
 Nice red fruit colour  Suitable for both spring and medium
to late winter cycles
Compás RZ F 1
PVY:1,2/ Tm:0-3/ TSWV/ Xcv:1-3 Zamboni RZ F 1
Leaf crops
 Blocky red pepper with large fruit size
Tm:2/ TSWV
classification  Blocky red pepper for the large/ extra
 Easy fruit setting in hot conditions and,

large segment.
therefore, suitable for growers who are  All-year-round variety; adapts well to
working with IPM and have to start early various growing conditions and cycles
in the season  Productive, excellent fruit quality, nice
 Suitable for early autumn planting in hot red/ glossy fruit colour
Lettuce
conditions and for spring crops  Zamboni is strong against micro-cracking
Copla RZ F 1
Zidenka RZ F 1
Tm:0-2/ TSWV Tm:2
Specialities
Root crops
 Medium-sized blocky red pepper  Blocky red for medium-late and later
 Vigorous plant type for cultivation in winter production of large peppers

cold conditions  Can be grown in both Dutch and Spanish
 Generative plant habit, easy fruit setting systems without affecting the quality of
the product
 Suitable for late plantings for winter
 Vigorous plant type with good fruit setting
production in Mediterranean areas
at high and low temperatures
crops
Rootstock
 Zidenka RZ recovers very quickly after a
dark and cold period
Romance RZ F
Root
1
Tm:0-3/ TSWV
 Blocky red pepper for the large/ extra
large segments
 High yielding potential Specialities
Rootstock
 Nice and uniform fruit shape
 Good shelf life
 Suitable for both spring and winter cycles
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Blocky, green/ yellow types Bloc

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Baselga RZ F 1
Lirica RZ F 1
Arancia RZ F 1
Tm:0-3 Tm:0-3/ TSWV/ PVY:0 Tm:0-3/ TSWV
 Baselga is a yellow blocky variety for the  Large/ extra large yellow blocky  Blocky orange pepper for the large/ extra
large segment pepper variety large segment
 High yielding potential  Suitable for several planting dates;  Suitable for several planting dates;
 Compact and open plant habit broad adaptability broad adaptablity

 Well-shaped fruits with a bright  Continuous fruit setting in adverse  Vigorous and tall plant type
yellow colour climate conditions  Good shelf life

 Lirica gives high quality fruits with a
good shelf life
 Vigorous but open plant type
Bachata RZ F 1
Orangery RZ F 1
Tm:0-3/ TSWV Tm:0-3
 Blocky yellow for early winter plantings as  Blocky orange pepper for the
well as spring/ summer plantings large segment
 Large fruit size classification, nice yellow  Orangery gives uniform fruits of
colour and good overall production high quality
 Vigorous plant and compact type with  Very vigorous plant type with easy
good fruit setting in both high and low fruit set and quick growth
temperatures  High yielding potential
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Dolma types
Fruit crops
Benino RZ F 1  Fruit setting remains good in adverse
Tm:0-2/ TSWV conditions
 New Dolma introduction for winter  Lower rate of seedless fruits on the
production in the Mediterranean area coldest and darkest days of winter
 High yielding potential  Very nicely-shaped fruits that are
 Vigorous but balanced plant type ideal for stuffing
Brassica
throughout the winter  Nice, medium-green glossy fruit colour
Variety Resistances Heated Fruit size
Blocky, green/ red types

Alegria RZ Tm:0-3/ TSWV • • Large/ Extra large
Leaf crops
Bulería RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • LLarge// Extra
E t large
l
Compas RZ PVY:1,2/ Tm:0-3/ TSWV/ Xcv:1-3 • • Large
Copla RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Medium/ Large
Debla RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Medium/ Large
Gospel RZ PVY:1,2/ Tm:0-3/ TSWV/ Xcv:1-3 • • Large/ Extra large
Heleni RZ PVY:1,2/ Tm:0/ Xcv:1-3 • • Large/ Extra large
Lettuce
Inspiration RZ Tm:0-2 • • Medium/ Large
Mandy RZ Tm:0-3 • • • Medium/ Large
Mazurka RZ Tm:0 • • • Medium
Romance RZ Tm:0-3/ TSWV • • Large/ Extra large
Sondela RZ PVY:0,1/ Tm:0/ TSWV/ Xcv:1-3 • • Large
Root crops
Thialf RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • • Medium
Traviatta RZ Tm:0-3/ TSWV • • Large
Zamboni RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Large/ Extra large
Zidenka RZ Tm:0-2 • • Large/ Extra large

Blocky, green/ yellow types
• •
Rootstock
Baselga RZ Tm:0-3 Large
Bachata RZ Tm:0-3/ TSWV • • Large
Gretsky RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Large/ Extra large
Helsinki RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Medium/ Large
Ilanga RZ PVY:0/ Tm:0-3/ TSWV • • Large
• •
Specialities
Lirica RZ PVY:0/ Tm:0-3/ TSWV Large/ Extra large
Pasodoble RZ Tm:0-2 • • Large
Taranto RZ Tm:0-2 • • Large

Blocky, green/ orange types
Arancia RZ Tm:0-3/ TSWV • • Large
Boogie RZ Tm:0-2 • • Medium/ Large
Orangery RZ Tm:0-3 • • • Large/ Extra large
Sympathy RZ Tm:0-2 • • Large

Dolma types
Balo RZ Tm:0-2 • • Small
Benino RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Small
Punto RZ Tm:0 (• ) • Small
Raiko RZ PVY:0/ Tm:0-2 • • Small

Blocky, mint green types
Menta RZ PVY:0/ Tm:0-2 • • • • Medium
•
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Lamuyo, green/ red types
Fragata RZ F 1
Percherón RZ F 1
Tm:0-2/ TSWV Tm:0-2/ TSWV
 Large lamuyo pepper with a nice  Red lamuyo pepper of medium size
red colour  High uniformity
 Vigorous plant type which makes this  Uniform fruit shape and size
variety suitable for many uses
 High yielding potential
 Interesting resistance package
 Good shelf life
 Easy to pack
Guemes RZ F 1
Tm:0-3/ TSWV
 Large red lamuyo pepper variety
 Vigorous plant type suitable for both

winter and summer production
 Broad range of resistances
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Conical, white types Conical, red types: Dulce Italiano
Fruit crops
Sammy RZ F 1
Palermo RZ F 1
 Charliston-type pepper Tm:0-2
 Nice white conical fruits with a length  Dulce Italiano type for green and
of 15-18 cm red harvest
 Productive variety with exceptional fruit  Vigorous plant type for winter production
setting, especially in winter conditions and good setting in all conditions
Brassica
 Uniform and nice fruit shape  Extra sweet fruit flavour; nice juicy
fruit flesh
 Very good fruit quality and shelf life, also
Conical, red types: Kapia
when red
Bellisa RZ F 1
Tm:0/ TSWV
Portobello RZ F
Leaf crops
1
 New introduction in the Kapia segment
Tm:0-2/ TSWV
 Strong vigour which makes the variety
 Dulce Italiano type for green and red
suitable for especially winter production
harvest, with TSWV resistance
 Very good fruit setting in adverse
 Vigorous plant type for winter production
conditions
 Suitable for cultivation in Dutch system
 Tall and open plant habit, suitable for
with 3 stems
multi-stem growing methods
Lettuce
 Overall excellent fruit quality and shelf life
 High total yield potential
 No loss of fruit length in winter conditions
Root crops
Lamuyo, green/ red types
Canoa RZ PVY:0,1/ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Medium
Frodo RZ PVY:0,1/ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Medium/ Large
Fragata RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • • Medium/ Large
Granate RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Medium
• •
Rootstock
Guemes RZ Tm:0-3/ TSWV Large
Kadeka RZ PVY:0,1/ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Medium/ Large
Percheron RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Medium/ Large
Yatasto RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Medium/ Large
Zafiro RZ Tm:0 • • Medium/ Large
• • •
Specialities
Zirconio RZ Tm:0-2 Large
Lamuyo, green/ yellow types
Plinio RZ PVY:0,1/ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Large
Conical, white types

Sammy RZ Tm:0-2 • • Medium long
Sirena RZ Tm:0-2 • • Long
Vaso RZ Tm:0-2 • • Long

Conical, red: Kapya types
Bellissa RZ Tm:0/ TSWV • • • Medium long
Kappy RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Medium long

Conical, red: Dulce Italiano types
Mabrouka RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Large
Palermo RZ Tm:0-2 • • Large
Portobello RZ Tm:0-2/ TSWV • • Large
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Hungarian wax types
Galga RZ F 1
Tm:0-2
 Hungarian wax type for early heated and
unheated glasshouses and plastic tunnels
 Vigorous plant type; suitable for long
cropping
 Regular, conical shape, smooth skin, thick
wall and bright white coloration of the
fruits of extra/ first class classification
Kurca RZ F 1
Tm:0-2
 Hungarian wax type for early production
in heated and unheated glasshouses and Tricolore types
plastic tunnels
 Vigorous plant type but with short Rijk Zwaan breeders have developed an taste. The available colours are green, red,
internodes; suitable for long cropping interesting and attractive bright and shiny yellow and orange. The three varieties
 Upright fruit with regular, conical shape, colourful new product that is a combination complement each other to create different
smooth skin, thick wall and bright white of three varieties, which differ in shape and fantasy colour combinations. The varieties
coloration, also in difficult light conditions taste from the conventional peppers on the Triora RZ, Trirosso RZ and Triyello RZ have
market. The three varieties differ in colour, been developed for use in chain projects. All
are short, conical and have a nice sweet three varieties are resistant to Tm:2.
Hungarian wax types

Century RZ Tm:0-3 •
( ) • • • Large
Galga RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Large
Kurca RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Large

Tricolores types
Triora RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Small
Trirosso RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Small
Triyello RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Small
•
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Capsicum annuum Hot Pepper
Fruit crops
Brassica
Leaf crops
Hot pepper, green/ red conical types
Habib RZ F 1
Thunder RZ F 1
37-73 RZ F 1
Tm:0-2 Tm:0-2 Tm:0-2
 Hot pepper variety for indoor  Hot pepper variety for indoor  New first ’hot spicy’ flavour kapia variety
Lettuce
winter cultivation winter cultivation to appear on the market
 Habib RZ is easy to work with as it has  Strong plant with good cold tolerance and  Vigorous variety for broad usage in terms
an open plant type excellent regeneration after cold periods of growing seasons and areas; adapts
 Good setting ability and high total  Fruits have a conical shape and a easily to adverse conditions
yield potential yellow/ greenish colour  Very good fruit shape and colour
 Fruits have a medium-green colour,  Big fruits with, on average, a length of  Pungent flavour
ripening to a deep glossy red colour; 20+ cm and a diameter of 4 cm
Root crops
 Ideal for both green and red harvest
they have a smooth skin and a diameter
of 1.5-2 cm and a length of 16-17 cm
 Suitable for green and red harvesting
 Strong against micro-cracking

Stinger RZ F 1
Tm:0-2
 Highly productive hot pepper variety
for indoor winter cultivation
Rootstock
Melis RZ F 1  Very strong plant with good cold
Tm:0 tolerance and excellent regeneration
 Hot pepper variety for indoor cultivation in after cold periods
Mediterranean areas  Fruits have a conical shape
 Slender, light green fruits (Kazanli type) and a green colour

 Strong vigour and good cold resistance  Big fruits with, on average, a length of
approx. 22 cm and a diameter of 4.5 cm
Specialities
 Fruit length approximately 20 cm
Variety Resistances Heated Plant vigor
Hot pepper types

Bonanza RZ Tm:0-2 • • Very strong
Habib RZ Tm:0-2 • • Very strong
Melis RZ Tm:0 • • Very strong
Pietro RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Very strong
Rush RZ Tm:0-2 • • Very strong
Spice RZ Tm:0-2 • • Very strong
Stinger RZ Tm:0-2 • • Very strong
Thunder RZ Tm:0-2 • • Very strong
37-73 RZ Tm:0-2 • • • Very strong
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Tomato Lycopersicum esculentum (syn. Solanum esculentum)
Resistance codes
TMV = Tobacco mosaic tobamovirus On = Oidium neolycopersici

TSWV = Tomato spotted wilt tospovirus (syn. Ol) (syn. Oidium lycopersicum)
ToMV = Tomato mosaic tobamovirus Powdery mildew
TYLCV = Tomato yellow leaf curl Sbl = Stemphylium botryosum
begomovirus f.sp. lycopersici
Gray leaf spot
Ff = Fulvia fulva
(syn. Cladosporium fulvum) Va = Verticillium albo-atrum
Leaf mold Verticillium wilt
Fol = Fusarium oxysporum Mi = Meloidogyne incognita
f.sp. lycopersici Root-knot
Fusarium wilt
For = Fusarium oxysporum
f.sp. radicis-lycopersici
Fusarium crown and root rot
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Intermediate types
Fruit crops
Abellus RZ F 1
Miroucos RZ F 1
ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/
 Compact, open plant For/ Va/ Mi
 Early and high total yield  Resistant to TYLCV and TSWV
 Good fruit setting in hot conditions  Good fruit setting under hot conditions
 Firm, uniform fruits on long trusses

Indeterminate, intermediate variety for
Brassica
unheated, short-cycle cultivation under Indeterminate, intermediate variety for
protection and in the open field. unheated, short-cycle cultivation under
Suitable for spring and summer production. protection and in the open field.
The unicoloured fruits are firm and shiny. Suitable for spring, summer and autumn
production.
Cibellia RZ F
Leaf crops
1
ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi
 Well-balanced plant with good
Fadan RZ F 1
ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi
continuation
 Open, well-balanced plants
 Good setting in early spring crops
 Very productive
 Nice, large intermediate fruits with a very
good colour
Lettuce
unheated, short-cycle cultivation under
protection and in the open field. Indeterminate variety for short-cycle
Suitable for early spring, spring, summer and cultivation under protection.
autumn production. Suitable for unheated early-spring crops.
The unicoloured fruits have a nice shape and
good firmness.
Valiant RZ F
Root crops
1
TSWV/ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi
Leon RZ F 1
 Resistant to TSWV and Mi
ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi  Open, compact plant habit
 Resistant to TYLCV  Good continuation, uniform fruit size
 Strong performance in hot conditions Indeterminate, intermediate variety for

unheated, short-cycle cultivation under
Rootstock
protection and in the open field.
Indeterminate, intermediate variety for Suitable for spring and summer production.
unheated, short-cycle cultivation under The unicoloured fruits keep a uniform size
protection and in the open field. and have a shiny red colour.
Suitable for spring, summer and early
autumn production.
Specialities
Waad RZ F
Logure RZ F 1
1
ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi
TSWV/ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va  Resistant to TYLCV
 Open, compact plant habit  Good fruit setting in hot conditions
 Good continuation, uniform fruits
 Early and high total production
 Shiny fruits of good firmness
Indeterminate, intermediate variety for unheated, short-cycle cultivation under
unheated, short-cycle cultivation under protection and in the open field.
protection and in the open field. Suitable for spring, summer and autumn
Suitable for early spring and spring production.
production.
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Intermediate cluster types for heated cultivation
Cedrico RZ F 1
Levanzo RZ F 1
ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va
 Leading variety in truss segment  Well-balanced, compact, open plant
 Intense, shiny-red colour  Deep-red, shiny fruits on strong trusses
 Good shelf life  Productive
Indeterminate truss variety for heated, Indeterminate truss variety for heated,
long-cycle cultivation. long-cycle cultivation.
Suitable for year-round production Suitable for year-round production
on substrate. on substrate.
Fruit weight 110-120 g; high total yield. Fruit weight 140-150 g; high total yield.
Mecano RZ F 1
ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va
 Well-balanced, open, compact plants
 Shiny fruits are strong against micro-

cracking
 Fruits are high in lycopene
Indeterminate truss variety for heated,

long-cycle cultivation.
Suitable for year-round production on
substrate.
Fruit weight 110-120 g; high total yield.
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Intermediat types
Intermediate Intermediate cluster types
for heated ccultivation for unheated cultivation
Fruit crops
Elanto R
RZ F 1
Razymo RZ F 1
ToMV/ Ff
Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ On/ Va TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi
 Long, open
ope plants with good vigour  Resistant to TYLCV and TSWV
 Shiny-red fruits
f with a very nice flavour  Very regular trusses
 Early and hhigh total production  Uniform fruit size, productive
Brassica
Indeterminat
Indeterminate variety for loose picking Indeterminate, intermediate variety for truss
long-cycle cultivation.
in heated, lo harvest in unheated, long-cycle cultivation.
Suitable for yyear-round production on Suitable for autumn and winter production.
substrate. The long trusses should be pruned at
Fruit weight 95-105 g; high total yield. 6-8 fruits for optimal results.
Leaf crops
Lettuce
Cluster
Variety Resistances harvest Heated Fruit weight (g)
Root crops
Intermediate types
Interm
Abellus RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 150-160
Barbados RZ
Barbad ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va • • • 150-160
Beril RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va • • 150-160
Beverly RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Sbl/ Va/ Mi • • 160-180
• •
Rootstock
Cibellia RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi 150-160
Criollo RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va • • 180-200
Leon RZ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 150-160
Logistica RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va • • 180-200
Logure RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va • • 150-160
• •
Specialities
Marutschka RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi 160-180
Jadviga RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va/ Mi • • 130-140
Petula RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va • • 150-160
Synda RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 160-180
Valiant RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 150-160
Veglia RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol: 0,1/ Va • • 150-160
Waad RZ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 160-180
Fadan RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 130-140
Elanto RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ On/ Va • 90-110
Razymo RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 100-120
Cedrico RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va • • 110-120
Levanzo RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va • • 140-150
Locatelli RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va • • 120-130
Mecano RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va • • 110-120
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Plum varieties types Pink tomato varieties types
Montebelo RZ F 1
Tovale RZ F 1
Rexton RZ F 1
TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va/ Mi ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Sbl/ Va/ Mi
Va/ Vd/ Mi  Strong plants with good vigour and  Greenback fruits ripening to pink
 Resistant to TYLCV and TSWV endurance  Well-balanced plants with regular fruit set
 Uniform fruit size  Nice trusses with good shelf life  Fruits of nice quality and with a
 Early and productive  Fruits have a nice flavour and are very nice flavour
Indeterminate plum-shaped variety for high in lycopene Indeterminate beefsteak variety for heated,
unheated, short-cycle cultivation. Indeterminate plum variety for truss harvest short-cycle cultivation.
Suitable for spring, summer and autumn in heated, long-cycle cultivation. Suitable for autumn and winter production
production in warm conditions. Suitable for year-round production on in soil.
Average fruit weight around 120 g. substrate.
Average fruit weight 35 g.
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Beefsteak types for unheated cultivation Beefsteak types for heated cultivation
Fruit crops
Adrale RZ F 1
Valouro RZ F 1
Bogota RZ F 1
ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1,2/ For/ Sbl/ Va/ Mi TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ ToMV/ Ff/ 1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ On
 Resistant to Fusarium 3 (Fol:0,1,2) Mi  Productive and early
 Well-balanced, productive plant  Resistant to TYLCV and TSWV  Vigorous plants with easy fruit set
 Good continuation, uniform fruit size  Very vigorous plant, best under  Shiny, uniform fruit size
warm conditions
Indeterminate beefsteak variety for Indeterminate beefsteak variety for heated,
Brassica
 Large fruits with uniform fruits throughout
unheated, long-cycle cultivation. long-cycle cultivation.
Suitable for autumn and winter production. the production cycle Suitable for year-round production on
The plants are relatively long and open with Indeterminate beefsteak variety for substrate and in soil.
medium vigour. unheated, short-cycle cultivation. Fruit weight 180-200g; high total yield.
The fruits are unicoloured and have a slightly Suitable for spring and summer production.
flattened shape. Vigorous plant with a very strong root
system. High total production.
Leaf crops
Despina RZ F
ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi
1
Zayno RZ F 1
 Compact plant habit

ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va/ Mi
 Open plant habit
 Large, high-round fruits
 Shiny, dark green fruits
 High fruit weight, great flavour
Lettuce
 Uniform, large fruits with a very nice
Indeterminate beefsteak variety for
unheated, short-cycle cultivation. flavour
Suitable for spring, summer, autumn Indeterminate ‘greenback’ beefsteak tomato
and winter production. for unheated, short-cycle cultivation under
protection.
Suitable for autumn, winter and spring
production.
Root crops
Rootstock
Cluster
Beef types
Adrale ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1,2/ For/ Sbl/ Va/ Mi • • 180-200
Antillas RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • 180-200
•
Specialities
Despina RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi 200-240
Isthmia RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • 200-240
Jasminia RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • 200-240
Vinchy RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • 180-200
Valouro RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 180-200
Zayno RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va/ Mi • 180-200
Bogota RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ On • 180-220
Rexton RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Sbl/ Va/ Mi • 180-200

Plum types
Evaluna RZ ToMV/ Fol: 0,1/ Va • 80-120
Montebelo RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Vd/ Mi • • 80-120
Nowara RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Vd/ Mi • • 80-120
Ovata RZ ToMV/ Ff:2,4,5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Vd/ M Ff:1,3 • 80-120
Tovale RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va/ Mi • • 30-40
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Cocktail types
Amoroso RZ F 1
Messina RZ F 1
ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ On/ Va/ Mi ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va/ Mi
 Strong, vigorous plant  Vigorous plant
 Nice regular trusses  Unicoloured, shiny fruits
 Unicoloured, shiny fruits, great flavour  Strong against micro-cracking
Indeterminate cocktail variety for truss Indeterminate cocktail variety for truss
harvest in heated, long-cycle cultivation. harvest in unheated short-cycle cultivation
Suitable for year-round production on under protection.
substrate and in soil. Suitable for autumn and spring production.
74-112 RZ F 1
TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/
Va/ Mi
 Resistant to TYLCV
 Nice regular trusses
 Unicoloured, firm fruits
Indeterminate cocktail variety for truss

harvest in unheated, long-cycle cultivation
under protection.
Suitable for autumn and winter production.
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Cherry types
Fruit crops
Duque RZ F 1
ToMV/ Va/ Mi
 Productive, small cherry tomato
 Nice flavour and high sugars
 Good shelf life
Indeterminate cherry variety for loose
Brassica
picking in unheated cultivation under
protection.
Suitable for autumn and winter production.
Guindo RZ F 1
Leaf crops
ToMV/ TYLCV/ Mi
 Resistant to TYLCV
 Good fruit setting in hot conditions
 Productive
Cherry, cluster types
harvest in unheated cultivation under
protection. Piccota RZ F 1
Tiguan RZ F 1
Lettuce
Suitable for autumn, winter and spring TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/
production. Va/ Mi Vd/ Mi
 Resistant to TYLCV and TSWV  Resistant to TYLCV and TSWV
 Strong, vigorous plants  Compact, vigorous plant
Cheramy RZ F 1
 Compact, regular trusses with nice  Strong against micro-cracking
ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Va/ Mi green parts Indeterminate cherry variety for truss
Root crops
 Open, vigorous plant
Indeterminate cherry variety for truss harvest in unheated, short-cycle cultivation
harvest in unheated, short-cycle cultivation under protection.
 Firm, greenback fruits, strong against
under protection. Suitable for year-round production.
micro-cracking Suitable for year-round production.
 Early and high total yield

harvest in heated, long-cycle cultivation.
Rootstock
Suitable for year-round production on
substrate.
Specialities
Cluster
Cocktail types
Amoroso RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ On/ Va/ Mi • • 30-40
Messina RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Va/ Mi • • 30-40
74-112 RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 30-40

Cherry types
Moscatel RZ ToMV/ TSWV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 15-20
Piccota RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Mi • • 15-20
Tiguan RZ TSWV/ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Ff:1-5/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Vd/ Mi • • 15-20
Duque RZ ToMV/ Va/ Mi • 15-20
Cheramy RZ ToMV/ Ff:1-5/ Va/ Mi • 15-20
Guindo RZ ToMV/ TYLCV/ Mi • 15-20
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Broccoli Brassica oleracea convar. botytis var. italica
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Agassi RZ F 1
Fruit crops
 High percentage quality curds
 Heat-tolerant
 Stable growth
 Strong against hollow/ split stems
Brassica
Federer RZ F 1
 Spring crop
 Usable for processing
 Good performance in warm conditions
 Suitable for broccoli spears
Leaf crops
Leyton RZ F 1
 Ideal for processing
 Autumn crop p
 High-yielding variety
Lettuce
Root crops
Rootstock
Specialities
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Cauliflower Brassica oleracea var. botrytis
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White types
Fruit crops
Bishop RZ F 1
Divita RZ F 1
 Excellent plant vigour  Early summer variety
 Stable curd setting  Healthy plant
 Good inner wrap  Quick development
 Easy to harvest  Strong against bracting
 Smooth curds
Brassica
Miramonte RZ F
Castellum RZ F 1  Early summer variety
1
 Ideal for warm to cool/ cold conditions  Can cope with dry and hot conditions
(autumn crop)
 Also usable as quick autumn variety
Leaf crops
 Dense, white curds
 Nice presentation
 Strong root system
 Perfect coverage
Solvang RZ F 1
For autumn cropping
Casper RZ F 1

 Suitable for fresh market and processing
Lettuce
 Fresh market and processing
 Strong against fungal diseases
 Perfect for warm and dry climates
 Good self-coverage
 Good inner wrap
 Smooth, flat and white curds
 Reliable production (always gives a curd)
Root crops
Denali RZ F 1
 For summer/ autumn cropping
 Copes well with stress conditions
 Vigorous, strong root system Green types
Rootstock
 Fresh market and processing
 Good self-coverage Vitaverde RZ F 1

 Quick development
 Heavy, quality curds
 Year-round production
 Strong vigour
Specialities
 Upright plant habit
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Cabbage Brassica oleracea convar. capitata
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Red types
Fruit crops
Nurima RZ F 1
 New fast-growing variety (70-80 days
to maturity) for year-round use
 Round-oval shape, fine internal structure
 Intensive red colour for fresh-market

demands
Brassica
 Reliable growing habit for compact
heading
Redma RZ F 1
 Versatile type for fresh-market and
Leaf crops
processing demands
 Recommended from early to
late season (80-110 growing days)
 Long harvesting period, strong
against cracking
 Head weights, depending on cultivation,
between 1.5 and 4.0 kg
Lettuce
Pointed types
Sonsma RZ F 1
Root crops
 Speciality cabbage for very early season
(50-60 growing days)
 Extra sweet taste, representing freshness
and tenderness
 Adapts well to different plant densities,
weight range: 0.8-2.0 kg
 Premium product for traditional and new
Rootstock
market segments
Specialities
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Cabbage Brassica oleracea convar. capitata
White types
Toughma RZ F 1
Zuleima RZ F 1
 Very compact round cabbage for year-  Large flat cabbage for late season
round use (70-85 growing days) (90-130 growing days)
 Attractive fresh green colour, highly  Good vigour and stable yield in difficult
uniform with long field standability climate conditions
 Ideal for ’baby sizes’ (< 500 g); weight  Fine leaf layers + slow head filling offers
range controlled by density great flexibility in processing
 Meets today’s trends for flexible pre-  Weight range 3.0-6.0 kg, depending
packing and convenience products on maturity and market demand
Naoma RZ F 1
Selma RZ F 1
 New flat-round type for mid-season  Adaptable variety for the fresh market and
(75-85 growing days) processing (100-120 growing days)
 Fast-growing habit combined with  Recommended for transplanting and Mucsuma RZ F 1
strong vigour direct drilling in dry locations  Novelty for late season, including cold
 Recommended for local fresh markets  Strong performance against thrips tabaci storage (130-145 growing days)
and early processing and main field diseases  Very vigorous type with Yellows resistance
 Internally pure white with medium  Standard for fermentation use: short (Fusarium oxysp. conglutinans)
loose structure internal core, pure white colour  Large head frame, waxy foliage, reliable
performance in stress conditions
 Ensures long-term supply for the fresh
market and fresh processing
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Savoy types
Fruit crops
Estrema RZ F 1
 New intermediate cabbage between savoy
and white (80-100 growing days)
 External savoy character fades at maturity,
while maintaining smooth internal
blistering
 Flat-round head shape, uniform green-
Brassica
yellow colouring
 Healthy plants with Yellows resistance
(Fusarium oxysp. conglutinans)
Morama RZ F
Leaf crops
1
 Intermediate savoy for late and
overwintering season
(100-120 growing days)
 Vigorous growing habit, exceptionally
reliable yielder in most climatic conditions
 Dark green protective wrapper leaves,
providing long field standability
Lettuce
 Ideal for processing purposes
(high dry-matter content)
Root crops
Variety Maturity* Plants/ ha Head weight (kg) Remarks
White types
••
Rootstock
Sonsma RZ 50-60 50.000-70.000 0.8-2.0 Pointed type, early markets, sweet taste
Tourima RZ 60-70 50.000-90.000 0.4-1.8 •• Pointed type, long standing ability, "baby cabbage"
Rayma RZ 55-60 40.000-60.000 1.0-2.5 •• Early open field + fleece protection, good vigour
Naoma RZ 75-85 30.000-45.000 2.0-4.0 •• • Flat-round vigorous type, local markets
Toughma RZ 70-85 50.000-90.000 0.5-2.0 •• Easily adaptable compact type, "baby cabbage"
•• •
Specialities
Marcello RZ 80-105 30.000-50.000 1.5-4.0 Coleslaw, all-round use, long standing ability
Zuleima RZ 90-130 25.000-35.000 3.0-6.0 • •• Flat type with loose structure, flexible use
Selma RZ 100-120 22.000-35.000 2.5-7.0 • •• Fermentation, reliable yields, flexible use
Sufama RZ 120-140 22.000-28.000 4.0-8.0 •• Fermentation, reliable yields, uniform structure
Mucsuma RZ 130-145 25.000-35.000 2.0-5.0 • •• Coleslaw + fresh, strong vigour, long-term storage
Storema RZ 130-150 30.000-45.000 1.5-4.0 •• • Green wrapper leaves, even after long-term storage
Red types
Nurima RZ 70-80 40.000-60.000 1.0-2.0 •• Early, strong field performance during all seasons
Redma RZ 80-110 30.000-50.000 1.5-4.0 •• • Mid-early, reliable yielder, long field standability
Rodima RZ 120-150 25.000-45.000 2.0-4.0 •• •• All-round use, long-term storage
Reguma RZ 130-150 35.000-45.000 1.5-3.0 •• Adaptable growing habit, long-term storage

Savoy types
Estrema RZ 80-100 30.000-45.000 1.5-3.5 •• Well-filling type, local markets, top field performance
Morama RZ 100-120 30.000-40.000 1.5-4.0 •• • Drying industry, strong vigour, local overwintering
•• Very suitable • Suitable *Days after transplanting
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Endive Cichorium endivia
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Galanti RZ
Fruit crops
 Frisée for year-round production
 Strong against tipburn
 Good yielder
 For a Très Fine Maraîchère it is a

little larger
Brassica
Kethel RZ
 Smooth, big heads
 Slow-bolting
 Good yielder
Leaf crops
Lettuce
Root crops
Rootstock
Specialities
Variety Heart Leaf colour Leaf shape Bolting
Endive types
Kethel RZ 6 6 Smooth 9
Torino RZ 7 6 Smooth 6
Cigal RZ 8 7 Frisée 7
Loyal RZ 6 6 Frisée 7
Barundi RZ 8 6 Très Fine Maraîchère 7
Galanti RZ 7 6 Très Fine Maraîchère 7
Nairobi RZ 6 6 Très Fine Maraîchère 7

1 = less heart 1 = very light 1 = weak
10 = more heart 10 = very dark 10 = strong
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Spinach Spinacia oleracea
Resistance codes
CMV = Cucumber Mosaic Virus

Pfs = Peronospora farinosa
f.sp. spinaciae
Downey mildew
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Round-Oval types
Fruit crops
Grizzly RZ F 1
Silverwhale RZ F 1
Pfs:1-7,9,11 Pfs:1-9,11 Pfs 10
 Variety for the summer season  Spring/ summer/ autumn variety
 Very uniform  Good yielder in all conditions
 Dark green, round leaves  Thick, dark leaves
 Babyleaf  Babyle
Babyleaf and industry
Brassica
Swan RZ F 1
Pfs:1-11
Pfs:1
 Spring
Spring/ summer/ autumn variety
Leaf crops
 Round
Round, shiny, dark green leaves
 Strong against all downy mildew strains
 Specia
Specially bred for babyleaf
Marabu RZ F
Lettuce
1
Pfs:1-10/ CMV
 Spring/ summer/ autumn variety
 High-yielding
 Thick, green leaves
 Industry and babyleaf
Root crops
Parrot RZ F 1
Pfs:1-7,9,11/ CMV
 Spring/ autumn/ winter variety
Toucan RZ F 1
Pfs:1-11 Pfs 10
 Upright-growing, round leaves
Rootstock
 Summer variety
 Good shelf life
 Very uniform and round leaves
 Babyleaf
 Strong in hot conditions
 Babyleaf
Pelican RZ F 1 Specialities
Pfs:1-10
Whale RZ F 1
Pfs:1-9,11 Pfs:10
 Upright-growing
 Spring/ summer/ autumn variety
 Thick leaves
 Always gives a good yield
 Babyleaf
 Has proved to be a good variety for years
 Babyleaf and industry
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Spinach Spinacia oleracea
Oval red veined types
Red Cardinal RZ F 1
Pfs:1-11
 Red veins, green leaves
 Leaves are more pointed
 Babyleaf
Oriental types (Triangular)
Dragon RZ F 1
Salmon RZ F 1
CMV/Pfs:1-7,9,11 Pfs:1-5,8,9,11
 Spring/ autumn/ winter variety  Autumn/ winter variety
 Oriental type  Oriental type
 Upright-growing, pointed, dark leaves  Good production
 Specially bred for bunching and babyleaf  Bunching
Turtle RZ F 1
Pfs:1-7,9,11
 Winter/ spring/ autumn variety
 Oriental type
 Strong against cold
 For bunching and babyleaf
Kangaroo RZ F 1
Pfs:1-7,9,11
 Winter variety
 Oriental type
 Strong against Colletotrichum
 Industry
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Savoy types
Fruit crops
Crocodile RZ F 1
Pfs:1-7,9,11
 Spring/ autumn variety
 Semi savoy
 Tolerant to high temperature for

germination
Brassica
 Fresh market
51-703 RZ F 1
Pfs:1-11
 Spring/ summer/ autumn
Leaf crops
 Semi savoy
 Dark green leaves
 Babyleaf
Lettuce
Root crops
Leaf Bolting
Variety Resistances Earliness thickness Colour resistance
Round/ Oval types

Grizzly RZ Pfs:1-7,9,11 11 Thick 11 9 •
Marabu RZ CMV/ Pfs:1-10 10 Thick 10 10 • •
Parrot RZ CMV/ Pfs:1-7,9,11 2 Thick 8 4 •
•
Rootstock
Pelican RZ CMV/ Pfs:1-10 3 Thick 8 5
Polarbear RZ Pfs:1-10 5 Thick 7 5 • •

Roadrunner RZ CMV/ Pfs:1-7,9,11 6 Thick 9 7 •
Silverwhale RZ Pfs:1-9,11 Pfs:10 10 Thick 10 9 •
Squirrel RZ Pfs:1-11 8 Thick 9 7 •
•
Specialities
Swan RZ Pfs:1-11 11 Thick 11 8
Toucan RZ Pfs:1-11 14 Thick 12 10 •

Whale RZ Pfs:1-9,11 Pfs:10 10 Thick 10 9 • •
Red vein types
Red Cardinal RZ Pfs:1-11 2 Thin 7 4 • •
Red Kitten RZ Pfs:1-11 3 Thin 7 5 •
Oriental types
Dragon RZ CMV/ Pfs:1-7,9,11 1 Thin 10 4 • •
Salmon RZ Pfs:1-5,8,9,11 1 Thick 6 5 • •
Turtle RZ Pfs:1-7,9,11 4 Thick 8 6 • •
Kangaroo RZ Pfs: 1-7,9,11 1 Thin 7 5 • •
Savoy types
Crocodile RZ Pfs:1-7,9,11 8 Thick 9 6 •
51-703 RZ Pfs:1-11 14 Thick 12 9 •
1 = very fast, 1 = very light 1 = weak
15 = very slow 12 = very dark 10 = strong
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Lettuce Lactuca sativa
Worldwide range of successful varieties

Lettuce is an increasingly important leaf ribisnigri (Current Lettuce aphid).Lettuce is
vegetable worldwide. It is used as a standard increasingly used as a convenience vegetable
ingredient in a healthy, fresh-food diet. for processing and as atrendy vegetable for
Rijk Zwaan is one of the leading lettuce- the consumer market.
breeding companies in the world. A The innovative breeding of Rijk Zwaan
dedicated team of people is putting a lot of resulted in a specific range of varieties to
research and breeding efforts in developing satisfy the need of the new salad users
new, improved and healthier varieties. resulting in the Salanova® lettuce range. This
Adapted to all growing conditions, and lettuce can be classed as the ‘one cut ready’
market demands. lettuce. By cutting off the base, the lettuce
In this catalogue you can find a whole separates into equally-sized, ready-to-eat
range of types such as; Lollo Bionda, Lollo leaves.
Rossa, Oakleaf lettuce, Butterhead, Iceberg, Choosing the lettuce varieties of Rijk Zwaan
Cos and Batavia lettuce. All varieties of will offer you a wide range of innovative
these types have been carefully selected on varieties with an excellent quality and
quality, vigour and a wide pattern of disease reliable yield potential.
resistance such as Bremia lactucae (Downy
mildew), Lettuce mosaic virus, Pemphigus
bursarius (Root aphid) and Nasonovia
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Fruit crops
Brassica
Goodbye lettuce aphid!
The scientific name for the currant lettuce on Nr-resistant varieties, were detected in emphasise that a healthy integrated pest
aphid is Nasonovia ribisnigri. Rijk Zwaan several regions in four European countries management approach combines the use
was the first seed breeding company in the (France, Germany, Belgium and Austria). The of resistant varieties with hygiene measures
world to come up, through conventional/ official authority for variety registration in and some level of chemical control.
traditional breeding, with lettuce, resistant the Netherlands, Naktuinbouw, confirmed Combining different types of measures
Leaf crops
to Nasonovia ribisnigri (Nr). This Nr-resistant these findings using a laboratory test. minimises the risk of developing new
lettuce is now used by many growers, These populations were named Nasonovia biotypes which might break through the
processors and supermarket chains, as the ribisnigri biotype 1 (Nr:1). In 2008, lettuce resistance. In order to avoid the quick spread
currant lettuce aphid is a pest which is very aphid populations were monitored by of the aforementioned aphid populations it
difficult to control chemically. This applies breeding companies to evaluate the is recommended that appropriate measures
even more to iceberg lettuce because of its occurrence of the Nr:1 biotype. The Nr:1 be taken to minimise the risk of spreading.
very tight structure: a chemical pesticide has biotype was discovered in all regions where
great difficulty in reaching the heart of the aphids had been detected in 2007. An
Lettuce
lettuce. extension of the Nr:1 biotype was detected Disease Resistance Codes:
Other Rijk Zwaan lettuce types now also in two new areas in Germany.
have Nr-resistant varieties like, for instance, The presence of the Nr:1 biotype was also
Butterhead lettuce, red and green Oakleaf reported in three countries where it had not Bl = Bremia lactucae
lettuce, Cos lettuce, Lollo Rossa and Lollo been observed in 2007: the Netherlands Downy mildew
Bionda and Batavia lettuce. In 2007, currant (two areas), Switzerland (one area) and
lettuce aphid populations, able to survive
LMV = Lettuce mosaic virus
the UK (two areas). Breeding companies
Root crops
Nr:0 = main biotype of
Nasonovia ribisnigri
Currant lettuce aphid
Pb = Pemphigus bursarius
Lettuce root aphid
Rootstock
Specialities
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Batavia Lettuce Lactuca sativa var. capitata
Resistance codes
Bl = Bremia lactucae
Downy mildew
Lettuce root aphid
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Fonseca RZ
Fruit crops
Pb
 Dark green open batavia for outdoor
production
 Compact ‘green leaf’ type with good
bolting resistance
 Year-round production in different areas
possible
Brassica
Impulsion RZ
Bl:1-16,18-24 LMV
 Open green batavia
 Outdoor batavia for late spring to early
Leaf crops
autumn; copes very well with real summer
conditions as it is very slow-bolting and
very strong against internal tipburn
Resistant to Nasonovia ribisnigri (Nr:0)
Lettuce
Starfighter RZ Emocion RZ
Bl:1-25/ Nr:0/ Pb Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV
 Dark green open batavia of the  Compact dark curled ‘green leaf’ type
‘green leaf’ type with blistered leaves  For outdoor production in spring and
and good vigour autumn and, depending on the
 It has a nice regular shape, a strong leaf production area, for winter production
Root crops
texture and is strong against tipburn  Strong against yellowing in cold conditions
 Year-round outdoor production is possible,
depending on the production area
Rootstock
Specialities
Variety Resistances Autumn Winter Spring Summer Leaf colour
Batavia Lettuce types

Emocion RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV • • • • Dark green
Fonseca RZ Pb • • • •
( ) • Dark green
Starfighter RZ Bl:1-25/ Nr:0/ Pb • • • • • Dark green
Aficion RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • • • Green
Impulsion RZ Bl:1-16,18-24 LMV (• ) (•) • • Green
Invicta RZ Pb • • • (• ) • Green
Triathlon RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV • •

( ) • • • Green
Cherokee RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • • • Triple-red
Mohican RZ Bl:1-26/ Pb • • •
( ) • Triple-red
•
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Butterhead Lettuce Lactuca sativa var. capitata
Resistance codes
Downy mildew
Lettuce root aphid
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Butterhead Lettuce
Fruit crops
Arcadia RZ
Bl:1-26/ Pb
 Arcadia RZ is a nice green indoor
butterhead for tunnel production
 The frame of Arcadia RZ is not too big; it is
a reliable autumn-winter variety
Brassica
 Strong against tipburn and basal rot
 Very suitable for processing because of

its large-framed head and nice yellow
heart leaves
 Good field life, high usable percentage
Leaf crops
Flandria RZ
Bl:1-17,21,23
 Standard glasshouse butterhead lettuce
variety for soil and hydroponic cultures
from spring until autumn
 Slow-bolting and very strong against
Lettuce
tipburn
 Forms a well-closed base, strong against
basal rot Zendria RZ
Bl:1,4-22,24,25/ Pb
 Large blonde/ mid green butterhead;
medium thick leaf
Rex RZ
Root crops
 Similar to, but smaller than Alexandria RZ
Bl:1-12,17,18,22,24,25  Strong against bolting and tipburn
 A thick-leaved summer type of  Clean and well-shaped base
excellent quality
 Slow-bolting and very strong against
tipburn, with a nice, clean and
well-closed base
Rootstock
 Its leaves are not brittle and it is easy to cut
Specialities
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Butterhead Lettuce Lactuca sativa var. capitata
Butterhead Lettuce
Nadine RZ
Bl:1,17,21,23 LMV
 A medium-sized butterhead lettuce with
medium green, thick leaves for outdoor
production
 Harvesting time is from early spring to late
autumn in temperate conditions
 Its strength against tipburn, bolting and
basal rot recommend it for different
climates and seasons
 Good field life
 The broad and closed base gives a good

presentation in the boxes
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Butterhead Lettuce
Fruit crops
Faustina RZ
Bl:1-17,21,23/ Nr:0 LMV
 A Mediterranean summer lettuce with a
shiny dark green colour and medium size
 Slightly bigger than Ballerina, with the
same bolting resistance
Brassica
 Especially suitable for harvesting in
summer and early autumn period
Leaf crops
Lettuce
Root crops
Rootstock
Variety Resistances Autumn Winter Spring Summer
Butterhead Lettuce types
• • • •
Specialities
Alexandria RZ Bl:1-23,25/ Pb ( )
Arcadia RZ Bl:1-26/ Pb • • •
Flandria RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 • • • •
Leandra RZ Bl:1-23,25/ Pb • (•) •
Natalia RZ Bl:1-26/ Pb • • •
( ) •
Rex RZ Bl:1-12,17,18,22,24,25 • •
( ) •
Zendria RZ Bl:1,4-22,24,25/ Pb • • • •
Ballerina RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV •
( ) (•) • •
Nadine RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV • • (•) •
Faustina RZ Bl:1-17,21,23/ Nr:0 LMV • • • •
Forlina RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0 LMV • • • •
Rousso RZ Bl:1,4-22,24,25/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV • • •
Santoro RZ Bl:1,4-22,24,25/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV • • •
( ) •
•
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Cos Lettuce Lactuca sativa var. romana
Resistance codes
Downy mildew
Lettuce root aphid
Ss = Sphingomonas suberifaciens
(syn. Rs) (syn. Rhizonomas suberifaciens)
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Bambi RZ Tudela RZ
Fruit crops
Bl:1,5,7 Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV
 Dark little gem type with thick leaves  Medium green little gem type with thick
and sweet flavour leaves and sweet flavour
 Slow-bolting variety, can be used for  Slow-bolting variety. Can be used for
year-round production year-round production
 The small heads are especially suitable  The small heads are especially suitable
for pre-packing for pre-packing
Brassica
 Bambi RZ can be grown at high densities  Can be grown at high densities (18-20 pl/ m2)
(18-20 pl/ m2) and is also suitable for  Excellent field life
hydroponics
Claudius RZ Maximus RZ Tiberius RZ
Leaf crops
Bl:1-26/ Pb LMV Bl:1-26 Ss Bl:1,5,7
 Dark green compact midi-cos  Parris Island type with a bright dark green  Cos lettuce with a very dark green shiny
 Slow heading and strong against tipburn colour colour
 Can also be grown in summer in  Slow-bolting in temperate conditions  Slightly smaller in size than Parris Island
temperate climates  Excellent weight with broad base;  Plant habit is rather upright
 Usable as whole head or only hearts good field life  Cultivation from autumn till spring in
 Usable as whole head or only hearts warm areas
Lettuce
 Presentation as whole head or sleeved
Root crops
Casius RZ Nirvanus
anus RZ
Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb Bl:1-17,21,23/
17,21,23/ Nr:0 LMV/ Ss
 Very dark green little gem type with open  Slightlyy blistered dark Parris Island
head  Fast-filling
lling and good heading
 Slow-filling and very slow-bolting  Strong g against tipburn
Rootstock
 Very strong against tipburn  Presentation
ntation as whole head or sleeved
 Suitable for production as heads or leaves
 High densities possible (18-20 pl/ m2) and

also suitable for hydroponics
Specialities
Variety Resistances Autumn Winter Spring Summer Type
Cos Lettuce types

Bambi RZ Bl:1,5,7 • • • • • • Baby
Tudela RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV • • • • • Baby
Casius RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb • • • • Small
Amadeus RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV • • • • • Midi
Claudius RZ Bl:1-26/ Pb LMV • • • • Midi
Remus RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • • • Large
Maximus RZ Bl:1-26 Ss • • •
( ) • Large
Nirvanus RZ Bl:1-17,21,23/ Nr:0 LMV/ Ss • • • (•) • Large
Tiberius RZ Bl:1,5,7 • • • • Large

•
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Iceberg Lettuce Lactuca sativa var. capitata
Resistance codes
Downy mildew
Lettuce root aphid
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Bruma RZ
Fruit crops
Bl:1,2,6,14
Alpinas RZ Cartagenas RZ
 Very slow-bolting iceberg lettuce
Bl:1-23,25/ Nr:0/ Pb Bl:1-16,21,23/ Nr:0
especially suitable for summer production
in hot conditions  Large-framed dark Salinas type  Large-framed Salinas type
 Good size and nice, well-closed heads  Nice big heavy round heads and  Fairly slow-bolting and strong

erect habit against tipburn
 Grows very well in cold conditions  Slow-filling, nice round flat shape
 Good field life
Brassica
 Top internal quality for processing with nice, well-closed base
 Good internal quality for processing
Fiorette RZ  Suitable for sleeving and whole-head
Bl:1-16,21,23 LMV Argentinas RZ presentation

 Medium-sized iceberg lettuce with
Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV
well-filled heads  Variety with good vigour and considerable Jordinas RZ
Leaf crops
 Medium green, shiny colour with crispy leaves
strength against bolting in temperate Bl:1-17,21,23/ Nr:0
climate conditions
 Slow-bolting with strong leaves  Saladin type with slightly thinner, blistered
 Good field life because of slow filling
 Suitable for sleeving and whole-head leaves and well-shaped round heads
 Good internal quality for processing
presentation  Very good field life
 Suitable for sleeving and whole-head
 Recommended for warm seasons in  Strong against tipburn
temperate conditions presentation
 Copes well with hot conditions in
temperate climates
Lettuce
Patagonia RZ
Bl:1-16,21,23
 Large-framed dark Salinas type
 Nice big heavy round heads and
erect habit, easy to harvest
Root crops
 Grows very well in cold conditions
 Long harvesting period, from autumn

till spring
 Very good quality for processing
Rootstock
Variety Resistances Autumn Winter Spring Summer
Iceberg Lettuce types

Alpinas RZ Bl:1-23,25/ Nr:0/ Pb • • •
( ) •
Ardinas RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV • • •
( ) •
Argentinas RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV • • •
• • •
Specialities
Bernandinas RZ Bl:1-22,24-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV
Bruma RZ Bl:1,2,6,14 (•) • •

Campionas RZ Bl:1-16,21,23/ Nr:0 • • •
( ) •
Cartagenas RZ Bl:1-16,21,23/ Nr:0 • • (•) •
Fiorette RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 LMV • • • •
Fortunas RZ Bl:1,2,5-7,14/ Nr:0 • • •
Gitanas RZ Bl:1-16,21,23/ Nr:0 • (•) •
Islandia RZ Bl:1-16,21,23/ Nr:0 •
( ) • • •
Jordinas RZ Bl:1-17,21,23/ Nr:0 • • •
Kenia RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • •
( ) •
Lagunas RZ Bl:1-16,21,23/ Nr:0 • • •
Lerinas RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb • • •
Madras RZ Bl:1-10,13-15,17,22 LMV (• ) • • •
Patagonia RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • (•) •
Rubette RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 LMV • • •
•
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Leaf Lettuce Lactuca sativa
Resistance codes
Downy mildew
Lettuce root aphid
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Lollo Bionda
Fruit crops
Levistro RZ
Bl:1-23,25/ Pb LMV
 Dark green lollo bionda with sturdy leaves
for year-round outdoor production
 Very uniform, good vigour and thick
leaves for good field life and long shelf life
Brassica
 Strong against tipburn and heading in
stress conditions
Lollo Rossa
Leaf crops
Amandine RZ Anthony RZ Concorde RZ
Bl:1-16,21,23 Bl:1-16,21,23 Bl:1-16,21,23
 Triple-red variety, which means a more SStill
ill a standard
d d variety
i forf outdoor
d  Well-shaped lollo rossa for outdoor
intensely red colouring of the leaves production year-round (also in winter in production from spring to autumn
 Recommended for spring, winter and southern Europe)  Brilliant red colour, compact shape and
autumn indoor and outdoor cultivation  Good colour and vigour, combined with very strong against bolting
 For indoor cultivation Amandine RZ is a strength against tipburn and bolting  Very uniform and good field life
Lettuce
nice rossa with a good red colour and a  Not susceptible to heading in stress
good weight conditions
Lollo Rossa
Root crops
Satine RZ
Bl:1-26/ Nr:0
 Satine RZ is an Amandine type with more
vigour and more Bremia resistance
 The colour and harvesting period are
Rootstock
similar to those of Amandine
 Satine RZ has firmer leaves than Amandine
and a stronger base
Variety Resistances Autumn Winter Spring Summer Leaf colour Specialities
Lollo Rossa types

Anthony RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • • • Red
Cavernet RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0 • (•) • •

( ) • Red
Concorde RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • • • Red
Amandine RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • •
( ) • • Triple-red
Carmoli RZ Bl:1-23,25/ Nr:0 • • • Triple-red
Satine RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0 • • • • Triple-red

Lollo Bionda types
Livorno RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 • •
( ) • • Green
Aleppo RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0 LMV • • • •

( ) • Green
Levistro RZ Bl:1-23,25/ Pb LMV • • • • Green
Licato RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV • • • • Green
Locarno RZ Bl:1-16,21,23 • • • •
( ) • Green
•
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Oakleaf Lettuce Lactuca sativa
Resistance codes
Downy mildew
Lettuce root aphid
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Red Oakleaf Green Oakleaf
Fruit crops
Mondaï RZ Kristine RZ
Bl:1-16,21,23/ Pb LMV Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV
 Triple-red, compact oakleaf for outdoor  Medium green outdoor oakleaf for
production in summer conditions production from spring to autumn
 The thick leaves with a good red/ green  Nice ball shape with good head filling
contrast have a long shelf life and very slow-bolting
Brassica
 Mondaï RZ gives a nice shape, good  Good field life
uniformity and a flat base
 Filed life and bolting resistance
are very good
 Recommended for fresh market Green Oakleaf –
and processing Resistant to Nasonovia ribisnigri (Nr:0)
Leaf crops
Kireve RZ
Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV
Versaï RZ  Large oakleaf for year-round
Bl:1-23,25
outdoor production
 Triple-red oakleaf for outdoor from spring  Glossy dark green leaves with a
to autumn, and in warm conditions also
well-closed base
suitable for winter production
 This open type performs well and is very
Lettuce
 The more open habit provides a better
slow-bolting, even in hot conditions
internal colour
 Also suitable for processing purposes
 Advantages are: strong against tipburn
and bolting, long shelf life
Root crops
Rootstock
Specialities
Variety Resistances Autumn Winter Spring Summer Leaf colour
Oakleaf Lettuce types

Versaï RZ Bl:1-23,25 • • • • Red
Mondaï RZ Bl:1-16,21,23/ Pb LMV • • Triple-red
Kireve RZ Bl:1-26/ Nr:0/ Pb LMV • • • • Green
Kristine RZ Bl:1-17,21,23 LMV • • • • Green

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Fruit crops
Brassica
Leaf crops
Lettuce
Root crops
Fresh lettuce now has a name …
Rootstock
A t l a s t l e t t u c e h a s a n a m e . S a l a n o v a ®. A n a m e t h a t s t a n d s f o r f r e s h ,
flavoursome, crunchy and extreme convenience. Just one cut and
the lettuce separates into numerous small ready-to-eat leaves!
Tr y S a l a n o v a y o u r s e l f a n d h a v e a n e w t a s t e e x p e r i e n c e ! Specialities
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The eight types
Salanova® comes in many forms and and/ or crop information, please contact
colours which are all equally crunchy and your supplier/ grower or your Rijk Zwaan
taste equally fresh and delicious. Below contact person.
are descriptions of all the types available
at the moment. For each type we are
constantly developing a range of * Multi-leaf:
varieties. If you require a specific variety = up to and exceeding 200 leaves
Salanova® Salanova® Salanova® Sweet crisp

Incised-leaf lettuce – green Incised-leaf lettuce – red Frisée lettuce – green
 A very attractive lettuce  Nice 3-D leaf structure  Very crunchy bite
 Less bitter than Lollo Bionda  Less bitter than Lollo Rossa  Nicely-frilled leaves
 Deeply-incised leaves  Deeply-incised leaves  Very good shelf life
 Fresh green colour  Available in ‘double-red’ or  Deeply-incised leaves
 Good shelf life deep ‘triple-red’ colour

 Good shelf life
Varieties Indoor:
Varieties Indoor:
Varieties Indoor:
Exact RZ
Barbuda RZ
Bellagon RZ Varieties Outdoor:
Varieties Outdoor:
Explore RZ
Victoire RZ Varieties Outdoor:
Obregon RZ Expedition RZ
Teragon RZ
Saigon RZ (triple-red)
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Fruit crops
Brassica
Salanova® Multi-leaf* Salanova® Multi-leaf* Salanova® Multi-leaf*
Leaf crops
Oakleaf – red Butterhead – green Butterhead – red
 Gives many small leaves  Gives many small leaves  Gives many small leaves
 Fresh, nutty flavour  Lovely mild flavour  Very pretty colour contrast
 Warm-red colour  Presents attractively on the shelf  In one leaf: yellow-green-red
 Nicely-lobed leaves  Fresh green colour  Attractive 3-D leaf shape
 Lovely fresh flavour
Lettuce
Varieties: Varieties:
Xavier RZ Sartre RZ Varieties:
Seneca RZ Renoir RZ
Archimedes RZ Gaugin RZ
Root crops
Rootstock
Specialities
Salanova® Multi-leaf*
f* Salanova® Multi-leaf *
Batavia – blonde Oakleaf – green
 Gives small leaves  Gives many small leaves
 Very popular in French cuisine  Very attractive
 Fresh blonde green colour  Firm head
 Lovely flavour and firm bite  Fresh, dark green colour
 Nicely-lobed leaves
Varieties:
Felucca RZ Varieties:
DaGama RZ
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Beetroot Beta vulgaris var. conditiva
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Red round types
Fruit crops
Akela RZ Libero RZ
 Good internal colour and storage capacity  Good yields, fast-growing
 Very suitable for mechanical harvest,  Summer and autumn, fresh and baby beet
fresh/industry  Small tops, nice smooth shape
 Autumn and winter, strong against bolting  Multigerm, sowing April-July
 Multigerm
Brassica
 Sowing end of March - end of June
Zeppo RZ F 1
 For really early production
Larka RZ  Late spring and summer, fresh and
 Good internal quality bunching
 Summer and autumn, fresh/ industry  Strong tops, strong against leaf diseases
Leaf crops
 Good tops for harvesting  Multigerm, sowing April-May
 Multi-germ, sowing April-July
Red cylindrical types
Lettuce
White types
Loma RZ Blankoma RZ
 Good internal colour  White and round
 Summer and autumn, industry  Processing market
 Multigerm  Multigerm
Root crops
 Sowing end of April - end of June  Sowing April-July
Rootstock
Specialities
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Carrot Daucus carota
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Flakkee types Berlikumer types
Fruit crops
Krakow RZ F 1
Caradec RZ F 1
 Suitable for processing  Suitable for fresh market and
 Weight 200-400 g convenience segment
 Development period 140 days  Weight 200-400 g
 Length 20-30 cm  Development period 120-130 days
 Very uniform carrots  Very cylindrical type
Brassica
 Highly uniform in length (20 cm)
and diameter (2-4 cm, depending
on the density)
Nantes types
Cabana RZ F

1
Early bunching and washing carrot Magno RZ F 1
Leaf crops
 Development period 90 days
 Suitable for fresh market and processing
 Weight 200-300 g
 Suitable for autumn to spring cultivation
 Strong upright dark green foliage
 Length 20-25 cm
 Very smooth and cylindrical carrots
 Very uniform carrots
 Very good results on light to medium-
heavy soil
Lettuce
 Weight 100-200 g
Riga RZ F 1
 Washing and storage carrot
Root crops
 Weight 100-200 g
 Suitable for late winter to

summer cultivation
 Cylindrical and smooth,
very uniform carrots
 Length 17-19 cm
Rootstock
 Dark green foliage, strong
against fungal diseases
55-300 RZ F 1
 Washing and storage carrot Specialities
 Weight 100-200 g
 Suitable for late winter to summer

cultivation
 Dark green, strong, upright,
medium-long foliage
 Nice cylindrical shape; very smooth carrots
 High uniformity in length and diameter
 Length 18-20 cm; diameter 2-3 cm
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Leek Allium porrum
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Alcazar RZ
 Autumn variety
Fruit crops
 High-yielding
 Strong against diseases
Christiane RZ F 1
 Autumn hybrid
Brassica
 Very productive
 Good colour
 Easy to clean
Margarita RZ
Leaf crops
 Bulgarian summer/ autumn variety
 Long and slender, green leaves
 Good yield
 Slow-bolting
Lettuce
Matejko RZ F 1
 Summer/ autumn hybrid
 Good yield with a good harvest period
 Very high yield with good quality
 Strong against thrips and easy to clean
Root crops
Rootstock
Specialities
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Rootstock
Resistance
Resistencecodes
codes
ToMV = Tomato mosaic tobamovirus Mi = Meloidogyne incognita

Fol = Fusarium oxysporum Root-knot nemathode
f.sp. lycopersici Mj = Meloidogyne javanica
Fusarium wilt Root-knot nemathode
For = Fusarium oxysporum Ma = Meloidogyne arenaria
f.sp. radicis-lycopersici Root-knot nemathode
Fusarium crown and root rot Pl = Pyrenochaeta lycopersici
Va = Verticillium albo-atrum Corky root rot
Verticillium wilt Pythium = Pythium sp.
Vd = Verticillium dahliae Damping off
Verticillium wilt
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Solanaceae
Fruit crops
Carlomagno RZ F 1
King Kong RZ F 1
ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Mi ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Vd/
 Good vigour and balanced plant with a Ma/ Mi/ Mj
high production  Productive and balanced rootstock
 Strong performance in winter conditions  Very good in short cycles but also suitable
for longer cycles
Brassica
Emperador RZ F
ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Pl/ Mi
1
61-071 RZ F 1
 Very vigorous, balanced and productive

ToMV/ Fol:0,1,2/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Mi
rootstock, suitable for longer-cycle  Resistant to 3 Fusarium strains
cultivation  High vigour and high production
Leaf crops
 Suitable for a broad range of tomato
varieties
Cucurbitaceae
Ferro RZ F
Lettuce
1
For/ Va/ Pythium
 Vigour and high production for
watermelon
 Resistant to soil diseases
 Suitable for different conditions
Root crops
Rootstock
Specialities
Variety Resistances Suitable for Remarks
Cucurbitaceae types
Ferro RZ For/ Va/ Pythium Cucumber, Melon and Watermelon High vigour, high production, cold resistant, uniformity
Pelops RZ For/ Pythium Watermelon Medium vigour, earliness, affinity, fruit quality
Affyne RZ For Cucumber Medium vigour, affinity, high production, fruit quality
Solanaceae types
Big Power RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Mi Tomato (specialties) Medium vigour, fruit quality, good balance, uniformity, cold resistant
Carlomagno RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Mi Tomato and Aubergine Medium vigour, good balance, high production, fruit quality
Emperador RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Va/ Pl/ Mi Tomato (long cycle) High vigour, high production, good balance, cold resistant, nematode resistance
Kemerit RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ Pl/ Va/ Vd/ Ma/ Mi/ Mj Tomato High vigour, high production, cold resistant
King Kong RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Vd/ Ma/ Mi/ Mj Tomato (short cycle) Medium vigour, high production, good balance, fruit quality
Yedi RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Mi Aubergine and Tomato Medium vigour, good balance, high production
61-071 RZ ToMV/ Fol:0,1,2/ For/ Pl/ Va/ Mi Tomato High vigour, Fusarium 3, high production
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Specialities
1 2
5 6 7
Resistence codes
Tm = Tomato Mosaic Virus
Resistant to the races
0,2,3
TSWV = Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus
PVY = Potato Virus Y
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1 Babyleaf lettuce 6 Corn salad
Fruit crops
Danteria RZ Cirilla RZ
Diveria RZ Pulsar RZ
Faradia RZ
Lunavia RZ 7 Fennel
Kinevia RZ Astra RZ F
Brassica
1
Winaria RZ
8 Kohlrabi
2 Blanched celery
Aventino RZ F 1
Leaf crops
David RZ Eder RZ F 1
Kylian RZ Segura RZ F 1
3 4
3 Celeriac 9 Parsley
Lettuce
Cisko RZ Amsterdamse snij-Felicia RZ
President RZ Frisé vert foncé-Rina RZ
Moskrul 2-Verta RZ
4 Chicory
Root crops
Halifax RZ F 1
10 Radish
Rondeel RZ
5 Chives Mondial RZ F 1
Dolores RZ
Rootstock
Divonne RZ 11 Parsnip
8 Fitlau RZ White Gem RZ

Toplau RZ F 1
Swiss chard
Specialities
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Charlie RZ F 1
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due immediately and the seller is authorised to
the regulations of the country in which the delivery is
suspend or cancel any agreement with the buyer, 4. Any and all guarantees on the part of the seller lapse
made, such as those relating to:
without prejudice to the seller’s right to seek if the buyer carries out processes on the goods or
- invoicing compensation or any other legal remedy. causes processes to be carried out on them,
- phytosanitary requirements 3. If partial payments were agreed upon and the buyer repackages the goods or causes them to be
defaults on one term, the full remaining amount will repackaged, or uses and/ or stores the goods
- international certificates and
fall due immediately and without further notice. The incorrectly or causes them to be used/ or stored
- other import documents or import statements. incorrectly.
last sentence of paragraph 1 of this article will be
applicable accordingly. 5. The seller does not guarantee in any way that the use
Article 4 Good crop and processing 4. The bank charges shall be at the buyer’s account. of the delivered goods does not infringe any
reservation (intellectual property) rights of third parties.
All deliveries are subject to the usual crop and processing Article 10 Debt collection charges
reservation. In the event that the seller makes a justified Article 13 Defects, complaints terms
If the buyer defaults on one or more of its obligations,
appeal to this reservation, the seller is not obliged to 1. The buyer shall be deemed to have examined the
then all costs of debt collection, out of court or in court,
deliver but will endeavour to deliver pro-rata quantities goods on, or as soon as possible after, delivery and
shall be for the buyer’s account.
or comparable alternatives. In such a case the buyer is shall inform the seller within eight days after delivery
not entitled to any compensation whatsoever. in case not the correct goods have been delivered
Article 11 Liability and/ or not the agreed quantity has been delivered.
1. In the event that, in the seller’s opinion, a complaint 2. Complaints concerning apparent defects to the
Article 5 Supply by the buyer is justified, the seller shall, to the extent goods, including their packaging, must be reported
1. The prevailing Incoterms will be applicable. Delivery possible and at its sole discretion and costs, either to the seller in writing within eight days after the date
will take place on an ex works basis, unless otherwise make good the damage or replace the goods with of delivery of the goods; complaints concerning
agreed. non-defective goods. The buyer shall in that event alleged non-apparent or hidden defects to the
give its full co-operation to the seller. The buyer is goods, including their packaging, must be reported
2. The buyer is not allowed to return goods to the seller,
under the obligation to limit as much as possible the to the seller in writing within eight days of the date
unless the seller gives permission thereto. The costs
damages regarding the delivered goods for which he on which the alleged defect concerned was or could
of possible return shipments shall be at the buyer’s
filed a complaint before the seller. reasonably have been discovered by the buyer.
account.
Complaints have to be set out in such a manner that
2. The seller shall not be liable for damage suffered by
the seller or a third party can verify them. The batch,
the buyer caused by or otherwise related to defective
delivery and invoice details have to be specified. The
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buyer should also indicate under which circumstances pest or pathogen pressure. 2. In that case the other provisions of the general terms
the goods have been used and, in case of resale, to Moderate/ intermediate resistance (IR): plant and conditions will remain fully valid insofar as
whom the goods have been resold. In the event that varieties that restrict the growth and development possible.
any complaint is not reported to the seller in writing of the specified pest or pathogen, but may exhibit
within the stated period, the complaint will not be a greater range of symptoms or damage compared
dealt with and the buyer will lose all rights to obtain to high/ standard resistant varieties. Moderately/
Article 20 Settlement of disputes
any form of recovery, including damages. intermediately resistant plant varieties will still show In the event of any disputes emanating from offers and
3. In case of a permanent dispute between the parties less severe symptoms or damage than susceptible agreements to which these terms and conditions apply,
about germination, trueness to type, varietal purity, plant varieties when grown under similar or being connected therewith, the parties will resolve
technical purity or health, an assessment may be environmental conditions and/ or pest or pathogen such disputes in a friendly way. Should this not be
performed at the request of either the buyer and/ or pressure possible the dispute, unless parties agree to arbitration,
the seller by the Naktuinbouw (ISTA station), in - Susceptibility: is the inability of a plant variety to will be settled by a court of law at the domicile of the
Roelofarendsveen, The Netherlands, or by another restrict the growth and development of a specified seller, unless the applicable law according to article 21
objective and independent body as agreed upon by pest or pathogen. provides for another court of law. The seller reserves the
the buyer and the seller, for the account of the right to serve a summons on the buyer to appear in the
unsuccessful party. In case of a dispute about health, court of the country where the buyer has its registered
application of ISHI (International Seed Health
Article 16 Force majeure office.
Initiative) accepted methods is preferred. The 1. Force majeure is deemed to mean circumstances
outcome of the assessment will be binding on both beyond the seller’s control hampering or blocking the
parties, notwithstanding the right of parties fulfilment of the agreement. This will include, if and Article 21 Applicable law
concerned to submit to the authorities referred to in insofar as such circumstances unreasonably hamper
article 20 any disputes about the consequences of or block the fulfilment: strikes in other companies All agreements between the seller and the buyer are
this outcome. than that of the seller, wild strikes or political strikes subject to the law of the country of domicile of the
in the seller’s company, general shortages of required seller. The “United Nations Convention on the
raw material and/ or other materials necessary for the International Sales of Goods” will be applicable if the
Article 14 Indemnification fulfilment of the agreement, unforeseeable seller and the buyer are not domiciled in the same
1. The buyer indemnifies the seller against all claims and stagnation at suppliers and/ or other third parties that country, except where inconsistent with these terms and
rights from third parties for compensation for the seller depends upon, and general transport conditions or if the law of the country of the seller
damage (allegedly) caused by, or otherwise problems. prevails.
associated with, goods supplied by the seller, 2. In the event of force majeure conditions occurring,
including claims and rights which have been the seller will inform the buyer as soon as possible.
submitted against the seller in its capacity as Article 22 ISF Rules and Usages
producer of the goods on the basis of any regulations 3. In case a force majeure condition exists for longer
relating to product liability in whatever country, than two months, both parties will be entitled to In the event that these conditions do not contain any
except if said damage is due to intentional terminate the agreement. In such a case, the seller rules with regard to a specific topic, all transactions
misconduct or gross negligence on the part of the will not be obliged to provide any indemnification. between the seller and the buyer shall for that topic be
seller. subject to the International Seed Federation (ISF) Rules
and Usages for the Trade in Seeds for Sowing Purposes
2. The buyer shall take out sufficient insurance against Article 17 Further use/ cultivation and
(ISF Rules and Usages), unless the ISF Rules and Usages
all possible claims and liabilities emanating from the inspection deviate from the purport of these conditions. The
indemnity given in article 14.1. At first request of the
1. The buyer is not allowed to use the goods delivered applicable edition of the ISF Rules and Usages is the
seller, the insurance shall be submitted to the seller
for further production and/ or reproduction of edition that is valid at the moment the seller has made
for its approval.
propagating material. the relevant offer, respectively the buyer and the seller
2. If the goods delivered are sold on to a third party, the have made the relevant purchase agreement.
Article 15 Advices for cultural practices, buyer must impose this stipulation on penalty of
variety descriptions, damages to that third party.
recommendations 3. The buyer is under the obligation to allow the seller,
1. Cultural advices from the seller are without or anyone who controls on behalf of the seller, direct
engagement. Cultural advices, descriptions, access to its business, including and in particular the
recommendations and illustrations in whatever form greenhouses of its business, in order that the seller
are based as precisely as possible on experiences in can carry out or have carried out inspections.
trials and in practice. However, the seller cannot “Business” in this article shall also mean any business
accept in any case liability on the basis of such activities that are carried out by a third party on
information for deviating results in the grown goods. behalf of the buyer. The buyer shall upon request also
The buyer itself will be deemed to determine whether allow direct access to its administration with regard
the goods are suitable to be used for the intended to the relevant propagating material.
cultivations and under the local conditions.
2. As used in the information supplied by the seller, Article 18 Usage of trademarks, logos and
immunity, resistance and susceptibility shall mean the other signs
following:
1. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the buyer may
- Immunity: Not subject to attack or infection by a not use trademarks, logos or other signs used by the
specified pest or pathogen. seller to distinguish its goods from those of other
- Resistance: is the ability of a plant variety to limit enterprises, and it may not use trademarks, logos or
the growth and development of a specified pest or other signs resembling them. This does not apply to
pathogen and/ or the damage they cause when the trading of the goods in their original packaging
compared to susceptible plant varieties under material which the seller has, or has had, provided
similar environmental conditions and pest or with trademarks, logos or other signs.
pathogen pressure. Resistance varieties may exhibit 2. If the goods delivered are sold on to a third party, the
some disease symptoms or damage under heavy buyer must impose this stipulation on penalty of
pest or pathogen pressure. Two levels of resistance damages to that third party.
are defined:
High/ standard resistance (HR): plant varieties that
highly restrict the growth and development of the Article 19 Conversion
specified pest or pathogen under normal pest or 1. If a provision of these general terms and conditions is
pathogen pressure when compared to susceptible invalid, that provision will automatically be replaced
varieties. These plant varieties may, however, by a valid provision that corresponds as closely as
exhibit some symptoms or damage under heavy possible to the purport of the invalid provision.
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Product specifications
Product specifications Disclaimer
Vegetable growing has become a highly specialized and intensive The pictures in this catalogue show the types to which the varieties as
activity. As a result of the ever increasing demand for better quality mentioned belong and not all varieties as such. These pictures do not
vegetable growers and plant raisers require an improved quality of the consitute any warranty, express or implied, of crop performance.
basic material. The demand for specific seed forms and more Descriptions, illustrations, growing advices and any other information,
information about seed quality has strongly increased to better for example on expiry, sowing, planting and harvesting dates, in
influence emergence and required number of plants. whatever form appearing in catalogues, on labels and in or on
Seed is a natural product. The often varying environmental conditions packaging of Rijk Zwaan are based as precisely as possible on
thus influence final results. It is therefore often not possible to give experiences in trials and in practice. However, Rijk Zwaan does not
detailed information about emergence and other physical seed accept in any case liability on the basis of such descriptions,
characteristics. To meet the wishes of clients as much as possible illustrations, growing advices and information for deviating results in
Rijk Zwaan has made up quality standards for the various seed the grown product. The buyer itself is responsible for proper storage
categories. of the seeds and will be deemed to determine whether the products
The germination percentages mentioned are Rijk Zwaan minimum and growing advices are suitable to be used for the intended
required figures and made up according to ISTA methods and cultivations and under the local conditions.
tolerances. In cases where the seed does not apply with these
product specifications Rijk Zwaan will inform the client.
General definitions
Normal Seed Pelleting Gluecoating

In general, normal seed has not been Pelleting is defined as the process of Gluecoating is a process which fixes the
subjected to special processes. It is sold by changing the seed form by covering it with a applied crop protection products in an
weight and/ or by count, depending on the material, the main purpose being to improve almost dustfree manner to the seed. A
product. Normal seed complies with uniformity of size and shape resulting in pigment may be added.
national standards. improved sowing ability. Also additional
ingredients may be added. Pelleted seed is
sold by count. Germination
Precision Seed Germination figures relate to ISTA
Precision seed has been subjected to procedures and are valid at the time of
additional processes. It has a uniform size Filmcoating despatch.
and high germination. Precision seed is sold Filmcoating is a full covering, usually
by count. pigmented layer, around the seed. The
original seed form remains intact. Additional
ingredients may be added. Filmcoating
Priming treatments that contain insecticides are
Priming is defined as an activation of the normally identifiable by color coding.
germination process with the purpose to Filmcoated seed is sold by count.
obtain faster or more uniform emergence
after sowing. Primed seed is sold by count.
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Product specifications by crop
Beetroot Cucumber Melon

Multigerm Indoor varieties Charantais
- precision seed: germ. 90% seed sizes - seed by count: germ. 92% - precision seed: germ 95%
per 0.75 mm sieve - variety purity: 99% - variety purity: 98%
Monogerm Outdoor varieties Other types
- precision seed: germ. 80% seed sizes - precision seed: germ. 92% - precision seed: germ. 90%
per 0.75 mm sieve
- variety purity: 98% - variety purity: 98%
Eggplant
Brassica crops
- precision seed: germ. 90% Onion
Both OP and F1 varieties
- variety purity: 98% - precision seed: germ. 90% one seed
- precision seed: germ. 90% seed sizes size 2.0-2.75 mm round sieve
per 0.25 mm round sieve
- variety purity: - cauliflower 90%
- other brassica 93% Endive
- precision seed: germ. 90% Parsley
- pellets: germ. 92% - precision seed: germ. 87% seed sizes
per 0.25 mm round sieve
Carrot
OP varieties
- precision seed: germ. 85% seed sizes Fennel
Radish
per 0.20 or 0.25 mm round sieve - precision seed: germ. 90% seed sizes
per 0.50 mm round sieve or 0.20 mm - precision seed: germ. 92% seed sizes
Hybrid varieties
length sieve per 0.25 mm round sieve
- precision seed: germ. 85% seed sizes
per 0.20 or 0.25 mm round sieve - pellets: germ. 90%
Spinach
Gherkin - precision seed: germ. 85%
Celery
(celeriac, blanching-, green-, and cutting-) - precision seed: germ. 88%
- pellets: germ. 90%
Sweet pepper
Leek Hybrid varieties
OP varieties - precision seed: germ. 90%
Chicory witloof
- precision seed: germ. 90% seed sizes - variety purity: 97%
per 0.25 mm round sieve per 0.25 mm round sieve
Hybrid varieties
- precision seed: germ. 85% seed sizes Tomato
per 0.25 mm round sieve Hybrid varieties
Climbing beans
- precision seed: germ. 95% - precision seed: germ. 92%
- variety purity: 98%
Lettuce
Butterhead, batavia, iceberg, cos
Corn salad
- precision seed: germ. 93%
per 0.25 mm round sieve - pellets: germ. 95%
Other types
- precision seed: germ. 93%
- pellets: germ. 95%
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Planting Guide
Species Seeds per gram Plants per ha (*1000)
Broccoli 250 40-100
Cabbage 200-300 22-90
Carrots 700-1.300 1.200-1.600
Cauliflower 250-300 25-75
Celeriac 2.200-2.600 50-65
Celery 2.300-3.000 100
Chicory 600 300-340
Chives 700 100-120
Climbing beans 2-3 90-100
Corn salad 280-350 2.800-3.500
Cucumber 30-50 15-20
Eggplant 200 15-25
Endive 600 60-90
Fennel 200-250 100-120
Gherkins 30-50 9-25
Hot pepper 100-120 20-27
Kohlrabi 200-250 80-120
Leek 340-440 160-200
Lettuce 850-1.200 80-120
Melon 20-45 8-25
Mini cucumber 30-50 15-25
Parsley 600-800 5 kg seed/ ha
Parsnip 250-300 600-700
Radish 120 3.500-6.000
Beet root 90-100 500-600
Rootstock cucurbitaceae 7-15 2,5-10
Rootstock solanaceae 300 6-35
Spinach 80-100 2.500-3.000
Spinach babyleaf 80-100 6.000-8.000
Sweet pepper 100-150 18-45
Swiss chard 100 6.000
Tomato 250-400 20-30
Water melon 10-40 2,5-8

The number of seeds per gram is an estimate only and depends on the harvest and on the grading of the
seed. Plant density depends on the crop, the growing system used and the growing season and may vary
under different local conditions.
© 2009, RIJK ZWAAN Export B.V.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a
retrieval system of any nature, or transmitted in any form or by any means,
electronic, mechanical, photo copying, recording or otherwise, without the
prior written permission of the publisher.
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ca. 800 varieties of 25 vegetable crops

Annual turnover: € 175 million

 Specially suitable for winter and early also during winter

 Some spines on the calyx

 Suitable for glasshouse and plastic tunnel

 Suitable for glasshouse and plastic tunnel;

Shirley RZ • • Deep purple Medium Strong

Anamur RZ • • • Deep purple Medium Strong

Brigitte RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong

Bran RZ • • • Deep purple Long Strong

Nilo RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong

Andrea RZ • • • Purple Medium long Medium

Cava RZ • • Deep purple Medium long Medium

Ecavi RZ • Purple Medium Medium

Lucia RZ • Purple Medium Medium

Monarca RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong

Sharapova RZ • • Deep purple Long Strong

Thelma RZ • • Deep purple Short Medium

Volta RZ • • • Deep purple Medium long Strong

Angela RZ • • Striped Medium long Strong

CMV = Cucumber mosaic cucumovirus Ccu = Cladosporium cucumerinum

 Uniform fruit size

 Dark green fruit colour

 Dark green fruit colour and good shelf life

 Strong against botrytis and burnt heads

 High early and total yield

 Early into production

 Good development of the laterals

 High fruit weight

 Strong against skin cracking

 Well-balanced plant  Strong fruit setting

 For summer and autumn cultivation  Early production

 Dark green fruit, well-ribbed

Auzon RZ Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV • 30-36 Dark green Strong Medium

Azor RZ Ccu • 30-36 Medium green Strong Early

Bologna RZ Ccu/ Cca/ Sf • • 33-39 Dark green Very strong Medium

Burgos RZ Ccu/ Cca CVYV/ Sf • • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium

Cadiz RZ Ccu/ Sf • • • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium

Creta RZ Ccu/ Cca • 32-38 Medium green Very strong Early

Cumlaude RZ Ccu/ Sf • • • 30-38 Dark green Strong Medium

Myrthos RZ Ccu/ Sf CMV/ CVYV • • 32-38 Dark green Medium Early

Scotinos RZ Ccu Sf • 32-38 Dark green Strong Medium

Virginia RZ Ccu/ Cca • • • • 32-38 Medium green Very strong Early

Early Early Late Fruit Fruit Type of

Caman RZ Sf CVYV • • • • • • 18-20 Smooth Single

Esparon RZ CMV/ CVYV/ Ccu/ Sf • • • • • • 18-20 Smooth Single

Modan RZ CMV/ CVYV/ Ccu/ Sf • • • • • • • 18-20 Smooth Single