Cultivation Technology: EXPRESS (resistance to sulfonylurea herbicides)
Maturity Group: Very Early
NSH 7749 is a unique variety in terms of early maturity. In 2024, in varietal trials among 55 varieties, NSH 7749 is the earliest in both the flowering period (late June to early July) and the maturity period (mid-September).
It is genetically resistant to downy mildew (Pl6 gene), rust, and sunflower moth. It is genetically resistant to ancient races (A-F+ strains). Highly tolerant to Phomopsis, Macrophomina, leaf spot diseases, stem diseases, and white rot (root and stem forms). It has a strong and robust stem, resistant to lodging.
Economic Indicators:
- Genetic potential for seed yield: over 5 t/ha
- Oil content: 46-49%
- Recommended (optimal) planting density: 55,000-60,000 plants per hectare
- Plant height: 165-170 cm
- Head size: 19-23 cm
- 1000 seed weight (MTZ): 50-56 g
- Oil type: Linoleic
- Seed vigor: 8
- Uniformity of flowering: 9
- Drought resistance: 9
- Resistance to downy mildew: 8
- Resistance to grey mold: 8
- Resistance to stem spotting: 8
- Health at the end of the season: 8
- Lodging tolerance: 8
