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S Y N G E N T A S E E D S / R O G E R S 64 Variety Description Approx. Culture Approx. Fruit Disease Maturity Size Characteristics Resistance DETERMINATE OPEN FIELD continued Mountain Mountain Spring produces excellent size, Early to Stake / Mostly Globe. Uniform green shoulders. HR: Fol (1, 2); Spring firmness and high yield for the Carolinas, mid- Bush extra large Firm and tolerant to cracking. S; Ss; V the Midwest and the Northeast. season and large Sebring A mid-season, determinate beef tomato Mid- Stake Mostly Smooth, deep oblate, firm, HR: Fol (1, 2, 3); producing mostly extra large and large fruit, season extra large thick walled fruit. <strong>For</strong>; Ss; V uniform green shoulders and fruit quality and large characteristics that have been excellent in trials. Redline Redline features a disease package ideal for Mid- Stake Mostly Very firm fruit. HR: Fol (1, 2, 3); growers in the Southeast U.S. contending season extra large TSWV; V; S with TSWV and Fusarium 3 disease pressure, and large and is especially well-suited for Eastern U.S. stake culture. 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 continued Finishline Finishline produces large and extra large Mid- Stake Mostly Very firm fruit, high red color. HR: Fol (1, 2, 3); fruit, is well-suited for staked production season extra large TSWV; V; S areas and features an excellent disease and large resistance package including TSWV and Fusarium 3. In internal trials, Finishline performed best in light to medium pruning. DETERMINATE SALADETTE MiRoma MiRoma offers high packouts in the San Mid- Bush / Mostly Blocky saladette with very thick HR: Fol (1, 2,); Joaquin Valley and has produced high yields season Stake extra large walls and good interior/exterior M; Pst; V and large, blocky saladettes with smooth, and large color. firm, extra large and large fruit in trials. S Y N G E N T A S E E D S / R O G E R S 65
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