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Tuber : Oval, regular, very shallow eyes, yellow skin, yellow flesh.
Sprout : Purple, spherical, very dense hairiness.
Plant : High, upright habit, semi-branching type.
Stem : Weak pigmentation, with well-developed wavy wings.
Leaf : Clear green, moderately divided, half-opened; medium-sized leaflet, round oval (I = 1.68); flat lamina.
Flowering : Moderately abundant.
Flower : White, partially pigmented flower bud.
Fruit : Rare.
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Yield : 112 % of Bintje.
Grading : Proportion of large tubers: High to very high.
Susceptibility to diseases :
Leaf blight : fairly susceptible.
Tuber blight : rather slightly susceptible.
Black wart : not attacked.
Common scab : susceptible to very susceptible.
Virus X : NTR.
Virus A : NTR.
Virus Y : rather slightly susceptible.
Leaf roll : fairly susceptible.
Nematode RO 1-4 : NTR.
Internal tuber defects : Slightly susceptible to rust spots and hollow heart, fairly susceptible to black spots.
Susceptibility to desprouting : Rather slightly susceptible.
Dormancy period : Fairly long.
Culinary quality : Table-use group B, blackening after cooking: nil, very good fry colour.
Dry matter content : Fairly low.
Keeping quality : Fairly good.
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