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Jeanne/Lolium multiflorum

Italian Ryegrass 4n
A True "Italian" with Excellent Resistance to Rust and Drechslera Leafspot

Rating
PersistenceRust resistanceSpring growthYield

JEANNE developes very few stems.
Good reistance to lodging.
Very best rust resistance.
Top yield.


Characteristics

JEANNE develops very few stems in the year of sowing, which makes it differ significantly from Westerwoldicums. Nevertheless, JEANNE has a very good resistance to lodging.

 

Resistance to Diseases

With the character 2.5 in the official trials in France for rust, JEANNE is the very top variety within this category.

 

Fantastic Yield as Intercropping

In Italy Jeanne was tested and giving the impressive result of rel. 114 in drymatter compared to all listed varieties.



Jeanne compared to tetraploid standard variety
Jeanne, 4nLipo, 4nScale
Stems in sowing year1.53.61 = few
Stems in regrowth7.78.01 =few
Rust in sowing year2.54.81 = healthy
Rust following year4.85.71 = healthy
Drechslera2.72.81 = healthy
Drymatter19.118.5%

Source: Results from off. French testing
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