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Maelys
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Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV)
The princess of barley!
Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV)
- SpeciesBarley
- Sowing periodWinter
- MaturityEarly
- Cropping systemConventional
- Varietal traitAwnless
- Test weight
- Yield
- Healthy
Description
Maelys stands out for its excellent technological values, including a high test weight and first-class grading. With good resistance to dwarf rust and ramularia, complemented by tolerance to barley yellow dwarf virus. Highly resistant to stem breakage and with flexible vernalization requirements, Maelys guarantees reliable yield from sowing to harvest.
Sowing info
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September — Sowing possible
- October — Recommended period
- November
- December
- End of September 225 seeds/m² — Sowing possible
- October 275 seeds/m² — Recommended period
Recommended period Sowing possible
September (second half), October
Technical ratings
Agronomic characteristics
Alternativity
6
Stem elongation earliness
3,5
Heading earliness
7
Ripening earliness
6,5
Frost tolerance
6,5
Tillering capacity
6
Straw length
5
Lodging resistance
6
Stalk breakage
8
Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV)
9
Mosaic virus Y1
9
Technological values
Test weight
7/9
Grading
8/9
TKW
6,5/9
Disease tolerance
Powdery mildew
7/9
Scald
7/9
Net blotch
7/9
Dwarf rust
8/9
Ramularia leaf spot
7,5/9
1/9 = Very low 9/9 = Very high
