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S Y N G E N T A S E E D S / R O G E R S 62 ROGERS – Making Superior Vegetables a Reality Proper variety selection is the foundation for effective disease management. With more than 125 years of experience, ROGERS has tomato varieties to fit all growers’ production needs. With additional resources devoted to the program and a global germplasm base, the Syngenta Seeds tomato-breeding program is positioned to lead in the development of top quality varieties. Selected ROGERS tomato varieties have resistance or tolerance to: Fusarium wilt, Verticillium wilt, Stemphylium, tobacco mosaic virus and bacterial speck. T O M AT O E S
T O M AT O E S Variety Description Approx. Culture Approx. Fruit Disease Maturity Size Characteristics Resistance DETERMINATE OPEN FIELD Bobcat In California mature green and vine-ripe Early to Bush / Mostly Beef, globe shape, uniform green HR: Fol (1, 2); markets, Bobcat has demonstrated fruit mid- Stake extra large shoulders, jointed, very firm. S; V quality, uniformity and firmness. season and large IR: Ss Valleycat Valleycat is a mature green tomato developed Mid- Bush Mostly Deep red color; firm; excellent HR: Fol (1, 2); for California growing regions. This main season extra large internal structure for slicing. S; V; M season variety has demonstrated yields of and large extra large and large fruit and a medium sized, vigorous plant. QualiT 21 QualiT 21 delivers excellent firmness, internal Mid- Bush / Mostly Uniform green shoulders. HR: Fol (1, 2); structure and uniform ripening for California season Stake extra large Excellent fruit size and firmness. M; S; Ss; growers and features high resistance to tobacco mosaic virus and some root-knot and large ToMV (0-2); TMV; V nematode races. QualiT 23 QualiT 23 meets growers’ demand for a Mid- to Bush / Mostly Uniform green shoulders. HR: Fol (1, 2); season-long tomato program suitable for late- Stake extra large Uniform fruit size and shape. V; TMV; summer and fall harvests in the Central Valley season and large Excellent firmness. ToMV of California. S Y N G E N T A S E E D S / R O G E R S 63
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Page 37 and 38: B U C K E Y E R O T 38 Buckeye Rot
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Page 41 and 42: E A R L Y B L I G H T 42 Early Blig
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Page 47 and 48: L A T E B L I G H T 48 Late Blight
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Page 55 and 56: T A R G E T S P O T 56 Target Spot
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