Strengths

Medium tall plant with good emergence and canopy

Resistance to SCN

Tolerance to iron deficiency chlorosis

Avoid placement in poorly drained fields prone to Phytophthora rot

Product Details

      SOUTHERN ROOT KNOT (M. INCOGNITA)
      -
      SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE
      R3
      PRR RESISTANCE
      Rps3a
      PRR FIELD TOLERANCE
      7
      WHITE MOLD
      4
      BROWN STEM ROT
      4
      SUDDEN DEATH SYNDROME
      4

    -chloride sensitivity

      MATURITY GROUP
      2
      VARIETY CODE
      2410315

    Indeterminategrowth habit
    BRhilum color
    19.5oil content
    TNpod wall color
    35.5protein content
    -quality trait
    2.1relative maturity
    XFherbicide tolerant trait
    MBcanopy
    Purpleflower color
    LTpubescence color
    MTplant height category

    2
    emergenceexcellent
    3
    standabilityexcellent
    2
    no-till adaptabilityexcellent
    4
    iron chlorosisaverage

    Local Rating Scale
    • starHighly Recommended
    • add moderatorRecommended with Management
    • flagUse with Management
    • unionNot Recommended
    • new releasesNew Product
    National Rating Scale
    1 = Excellent, 9 = Poor, NR = Not Recommended, - = data is insufficient at this time.
    Herbicide Sensitivity
    A = Acceptable, C = Caution, W = Warning. Environmental conditions may cause herbicide interactions different than indicated for a particular growing season.
    Herbicide Tolerance
    Ratings are based on observations and research using herbicides at labeled and above labeled rates to simulate extreme environmental conditions, misapplication and adverse soil pH or organic content.
    GDU (Growing Degree Unit)
    Ratings are based on observations and research using herbicides at labeled and above labeled rates to simulate extreme environmental conditions, misapplication and adverse soil pH or organic content.

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