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Information × Registration Number 0221U100385, 0116U003227 , R & D reports Title Through hybridization and chemical mutagenesis, create high-productive pea starting material, that is resistant to adverse biotic and abiotic factors with increased protein content in seeds popup.stage_title Head Bugaiv Vasyl D, Кандидат сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 05-01-2021 Organization Institute of Feed Research and Agriculyure of Podilly NAAN popup.description2  A study of the collection and selection material of peas for yield, resistance to tolerance to abiotic and biotic factors and the most common pests and diseases (including fungal – rust, ascochitosis and fusarium root rot; bacterial and viral – deformity) and others was carried out. In breeding nurseries by means of hybridization and chemical mutagenesis were created 14 high-productivity lines with increased yielding capacity, harvesting technological effectiveness and a complex of economically valuable features of productivity, which, according to the competitive variety testing in 2018-2020, had a yield of 3.63-3.94 t/ha, which is significantly higher than the standard variety of this type – the Tsarevich one. The Atanas pea variety (Pisum sativum L.) was created and included in the Register of plant varieties suitable for distribution in Ukraine in 2018 (Certificate of state registration of a plant variety No. 180509 dated 14.02.2018. Patent for plant variety No. 180033 dated 14.02.2018). The Alois pea variety (Pisum sativum L.) was submitted for qualification examination in the system of the State variety testing in 2020 (application No. 20023005 dated 16.11.2020). It is a mid-late variety, growing season – 85-95 days, of intensive type, suitable for mechanized harvesting. The average productivity according to the competitive variety testing (2017-2019) is 3.83 t/ha, which is 11.0% more than the standard. Tolerant to lodging and shedding. The protein content in the seeds is 23.0-24.0%. Resistant to ascochitosis and anthracnose. Product Description popup.authors Balatiuk Tetyana V Kondratenko Mykola I popup.nrat_date 2021-01-05 Close