Profile
CONVEX has a very thick cuticle and more lipids than other oil radish varieties. This promotes and nourishes soil life. CONVEX is resistant to beet cyst nematodes (Heterodera schachtii Cat. 2) and is one of the few varieties with the lowest tendency to flower (Cat. 1). CONVEX is therefore also suitable for earlier sowing dates.
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Very thick cuticle - more lipids to feed the soil life
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Well adapted to early sowings
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Resistance to beet nematods
Agronomic properties
| Early growth development |
4
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low to medium |
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Early growth development
4
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Tends to
| Flowering |
2
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very low to low |
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| Lodging |
1
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absent or very low |
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Flowering
2
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Lodging
1
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Vulnerabilities
| Turnip nematodes |
2
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very low to low |
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Classification according to the descriptive variety list - Bundessortenamt (federal plant variety office, Germany) 2025 and our own results.
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Turnip nematodes
2
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Classification according to the descriptive variety list - Bundessortenamt (federal plant variety office, Germany) 2025 and our own results.
Sowing
18 - 20 kg/ha
Sowing date
End of July to beginning of September
Usage
Green manure and nematode control
All information, recommendations and representations contained herein are made to the best of our knowledge and belief, but without guarantee of completeness or accuracy. We cannot guarantee that the properties described are repeatable. All information is provided as an aid to decision-making. Deutsche Saatveredelung AG will not be held liable for any damage or claims for damages resulting from the use of the variety specified in this description. Mixtures may vary if individual varieties are not available. Status 12/2024. Subject to change without prior notice.