Processing Catalog 2018 - HM.CLAUSE · 2017. 12. 1. · HM.CLAUSE Business Unit of Limagrain. HM.CLAUSE coordinates breeding for a total of twenty-five species and leads the global

Processing Catalog

2018

We specialize in the breeding, production, and sale of vegetable seeds. From the world market to the farmer’s market, we collaborate with our customers to deliver successful solutions for the agricultural challenges of today, and produce the highest quality seeds for the future. Our global team of experts and state-of-the-art research facilities enable us to work side-by-side with growers to provide the most regionally relevant and reliable vegetable seeds available.

As a global company, each and every one of us are genuinely invested in our customers’ success and the future of our industry. We work to demonstrate our values of teamwork, collaboration, transparency and accountability in every office, laboratory, facility, farm and field, in each and every region, every day of the year.

In 2008, HARRIS MORAN (USA) and CLAUSE (France) were grouped together under the HM.CLAUSE Business Unit of Limagrain. HM.CLAUSE coordinates breeding for a total of twenty-five species and leads the global market for squash, melon, pumpkin and mache. The organization boasts two state-of-the-art research laboratories, one in France and one in the USA, as well as eight home farms and twelve breeding centers located in twelve countries across three continents. Investment in research and development accounts for 14% of the organization’s annual sales and 29% of the total workforce.

HM.CLAUSE is one of the Business Units of Limagrain, an international agricultural co-operative group, specializing in field seeds, vegetable seeds and cereal products. Founded and managed by French farmers, Limagrain is the 4th largest seed company in the world.

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Table of ContentsBean ........................................................................... 4

Cabbage ..................................................................... 18

Carrot ......................................................................... 19

Cauliflower ................................................................. 20

Sweet Corn ................................................................ 22

Sweet Pepper ............................................................ 41

Pickling Cucumber .................................................... 48

Squash ........................................................................ 54

Terminology ............................................................... 60

Warranty ..................................................................... 61

BEAN

Bridger – Page 6

SWEET CORN

Driver – Page 24

SWEET CORN

Placer – Page 32

SWEET PEPPER

Currier – Page 43

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Processing Bean Commercial Varieties Comparative Table

Variety Type Maturity (days)

Plant Habit

Pod Position

Pod Length

Pod Color

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BCMV (US1) BCTV CI Psp Pss Ua Xap Pg #

Barron Pat 8,697,955 green, bush 54 upright high 5.5 in

(14 cm) dark green 30 60 10 HR HR HR HR IR 5

Bowie Pat 8,173,876 green, bush 56 upright mid high 5.5 in

(14 cm)medium

dark green 30 60 10 HR HR HR HR IR 5

Bridger (HMX 4104) Patent Pending green, bush 52 upright mid high 5.5 in

(14 cm)medium

dark green 5 65 30 HR HR IR HR 6

Cabot Pat 8,052,643 green, bush 55 upright mid high 5.5 in

(14 cm)medium

dark green 25 65 10 HR IR IR IR HR HR 6

Caprice Pat 6,835,876 green, bush 56 upright mid high 5.5 in

(14 cm)medium

dark green 25 60 15 HR HR HR IR HR 7

Cassidy Pat 8,039,697 green, bush 56 very

upright mid high 5.25 in (13.3 cm)

medium dark green 80 20 HR HR IR IR IR 7

Chisolm Pat 8,173,875 green, bush 55 upright mid high 5.9 in

(15 cm)medium

dark green 20 45 35 HR HR IR IR 8

Colter Pat 9,439,376 green, bush 53 medium

upright mid high 5.5 in (14 cm)

medium dark green 20 70 10 HR HR HR 8

Crockett Pat 7,439,423 green, bush 58 upright mid high 5.25 in

(13.3 cm) deep green 45 55 HR HR HR HR HR HR 9

Envy PVP 9200140 green, bush 56 moderate mid 5.5 in

(14 cm)medium

dark green 55 45 HR 9

Flavor Sweet green, bush 55 upright mid high 5 in (13 cm)

medium green 85 15 HR HR HR 10

HM 5101 Pat 7,645,924 green, bush 55 moderate mid 5.5 in

(14 cm)medium

dark green 10 50 40 HR IR IR 10

HMX 016-4494 green, bush 54 medium upright mid high 14 cm medium

dark 5 50 45 HR IR HR IR IR 11

Hystyle green, bush 56 upright mid 5.1 in (13 cm)

medium green 15 45 40 HR HR HR 12

Lewis Pat 8,058,521 green, bush 53 upright mid high 5.5 in

(14 cm)medium

dark green 35 65 HR HR HR IR HR 12

Navarro PVP 200,400,122

romano, green, bush 54 moderate mid 5.2 in

(13.2 cm)medium green HR HR 13

Oakley Pat 8,487,162 green, bush 55 very upright mid high 5 in

(12.5 cm) dark green 100 HR HR IR HR HR 13

OSU 5630 green, bush 54 prone low 6.1 in (15.5 cm) dark green 20 50 30 HR 14

Pike Pat 7,511,197 green, bush 55 very

upright mid high 5.25 in (13.3 cm)

medium dark green 20 80 HR HR IR IR IR 14

Sahara Pat 6,924,419 green, bush 54 upright mid high 5.5 in

(14 cm) dark green 40 60 HR HR HR HR HR 15

Velero (HMX 4127) Patent Pending

Processing romano 56 upright mid high 6.3 in

(16 cm)medium

dark green HR HR 15

Weston (HMX 4129) Patent Pending green, bush 58 upright mid high 5.3 in

(13.5 cm)medium green 20 80 HR HR IR HR HR HR 16

Wyatt Pat 8,173,877 green, bush 54 upright high 5.75 in

(14.5 cm) dark green 30 60 10 HR HR HR HR HR 16

Common name Abbreviation Pathogen/Causal agent

Bean common mosaic BCMV (US1) Bean common mosaic virus

Curly top BCTV Beet curly top virus

Anthracnose CI Colletotrichum lindemuthianum

Halo blight Psp Pseudomonas savastanoi pv. phaseolicola

Bacterial brown spot Pss Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae

Rust Ua Uromyces appendiculatus

Common blight Xap Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. phaseoli

Sieve Size

All HMX and other coded varieties are proprietary and for experimental testing only and are NOT FOR SALE. Any information provided is confidential and not for distribution.

Technical data and disease resistance ratings shown are averages of results from observations at various locations, conditions, and laboratory tests. It is not a prediction of future performance but a summary of past results. Seed performance, yield, and crop results will vary depending on geographic areas, environment conditions and pressure, field growing and management practices, and the presence of pests or pathogens. New, unknown, and/or atypical pathogen strains may overcome the resistance of the seed. The HM.CLAUSE, Inc. Limitation of Warranty and Liability and Use Restriction, which is included herein and can be found at www.hmclause.com, is a condition of purchase of all Harris Moran and HM.CLAUSE seeds.

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BARRONProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,697,955

■■ Smooth and straight

■■ Pods with a very dark green color

■■ Great resistance package

■■ Excellent yield potential

Approximate days to maturity 54 days

Plant habit upright

Pod position high

Pod length 5.5 in (14 cm)

Sieve size 30% sieve 3 / 60% sieve 4 / 10% sieve 5

Pod color dark green

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Disease resistance (HR = High Resistance, IR = Intermediate Resistance)

Rating Common name Abbreviation Pathogen/Causal agent

HR Bean common mosaic BCMV (US1) Bean common mosaic virus

HR Curly top BCTV Beet curly top virus

HR Halo blight Psp Pseudomonas savastanoi pv. phaseolicola

HR Bacterial brown spot Pss Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae

IR Common blight Xap Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. phaseoli








BOWIEProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,173,876

■■ Excellent, uniform pod color

■■ Very straight, primarily four sieve pods

■■ Upright plant structure for ease of harvest


Plant habit upright

Pod position mid high



Pod color medium dark green

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HR Rust Ua Uromyces appendiculatus

HR Common blight Xap Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. phaseoli

IR Curly top BCTV Beet curly top virus

IR Halo blight Psp Pseudomonas savastanoi pv. phaseolicola

IR Bacterial brown spot Pss Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae

CABOTProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,052,643

■■ Attractive, round, straight pods

■■ High quality end pods

■■ Excellent disease resistance

■■ Consistent performance


Plant habit upright











BRIDGER (HMX 4104)Early maturing with good yields—Patent Pending

■■ Good quality pod interiors

■■ Good yields

■■ Medium dark green color

■■ Uniform, medium-long straight pods

■■ Blue Lake-type flavor


Plant habit upright





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CAPRICEProcessing, green, bush—Patent 6,835,876

■■ Excellent quality green beans

■■ Straight smooth pods

■■ Attractive medium dark color

■■ High yields in virus pressure


Plant habit upright








HR Anthracnose Cl Colletotrichum lindemuthianum




BEA

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CASSIDYProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,039,697

■■ Superior upright plant with mid-high pod set for easy harvest

■■ Broadly-adapted for consistent yields of high quality, straight pods

■■ Excellent disease resistance


Plant habit very upright


Pod length 5.25 in (13.5 cm)

Sieve size 80% sieve 3 / 20% sieve 4









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COLTEREarly maturing performer with dark green straight pods —Patent 9,439,376

■■ Medium dark green straight pods of 14 cm length

■■ Good yield potential

■■ Performance under heat

■■ Processing 4–5 sieve


Plant habit medium upright
















CHISOLMProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,173,875

■■ Excellent quality green beans

■■ Straight, smooth pods

■■ Attractive medium dark color


Plant habit upright





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CROCKETTProcessing, green, bush—Patent 7,439,423

■■ Intense, dark green

■■ Very uniform pod color

■■ Upright plant habit

■■ Attractive round and straight pods of two and three sieve diameter


Plant habit upright




Pod color deep green









BEA

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ENVYProcessing, green, bush—PVP 9200140

■■ Slow seed development

■■ Consistent high yields

■■ Uniform, dark green pod color

■■ Wide harvest window

■■ Well established industry standard for high yield and processed quality


Plant habit moderate

Pod position mid







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HM 5101Processing, green, bush—Patent 7,645,924

■■ Large sieve, fleshy pods


■■ Attractive processed product





Pod position mid







IR Curly top BCTV Beet curly top virus







FLAVOR SWEETProcessing, green, bush

■■ Attractive medium green pods

■■ Good plant vigor and upright structure

■■ Good quality, straight beans


Plant habit upright


Pod length 5 in (13 cm)


Pod color medium green

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IR Anthracnose Cl Colletotrichum lindemuthianum



HMX 016-4494Processing 5 sieve with consistent high yields, delivering 14cm pods with quality interiors

■■ Good yields

■■ Good heat set

■■ Quality pod interiors for processing

■■ Early maturity

■■ Medium dark


Plant habit medium upright


Pod length 14 cm


Pod color medium dark

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LEWISProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,058,521

■■ Attractive, straight pods

■■ Medium dark green color with great disease package



Plant habit upright





HYSTYLEProcessing, green, bush

■■ Excellent bean for processing

■■ Widely adapted


■■ High recovery



Plant habit upright

Pod position mid









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NAVARROProcessing, green, bush—PVP 200,400,122

■■ Improved quality Romano bean

■■ Upright plant type

■■ Fleshy pods

■■ Very good processed quality



Pod position mid














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OAKLEYProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,487,162




Pod length 5 in (12.5 cm)

Sieve size 100% sieve 2


BEA

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PIKEProcessing, green, bush—Patent 7,511,197

■■ Attractive, medium dark green pods


■■ High quality, straight pods

■■ Superior, upright plant habit

■■ Excellent harvest quality










OSU 5630Processing, green, bush


■■ True “Blue Lake” flavor

■■ High seed quality standards


Plant habit prone

Pod position low




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SAHARAProcessing, green, bush—Patent 6,924,419

■■ Attractive, dark green color

■■ Adapted to desert conditions

■■ Straight and smooth pods

■■ Excellent upright plant habit


Plant habit upright
















VELERO (HMX 4127)Processing green Romano-type bean—Patent Pending


■■ Uniform, dense medium-dark pods, 16cm




Plant habit upright




BEA

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WYATTProcessing, green, bush—Patent 8,173,877

■■ Attractive, dark green pods

■■ Excellent plant vigor and upright structure

■■ High quality straight beans


Plant habit upright

Pod position high




WESTON (HMX 4129)Beautiful bean with round, straight pod—Patent Pending


■■ For whole bean programs

■■ Medium green color

■■ Uniform, medium-long straight pods


Plant habit upright











IR Anthracnose Cl Colletotrichum lindemuthianum

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Notes:

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HR Fusarium yellows Foc: 1 Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. conglutinans



HR Fusarium yellows Foc: 1 Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. conglutinans

DEUCE F1Blue green for fresh market and processing

■■ Early cabbage

■■ Large uniform head for the processing market

■■ Very dense head

■■ Erect and healthy plant

Relative maturity 90–100 days

Head shape round, slightly flattened

Head size large

Color white interior

ENCORE F1Processing cabbage

■■ Excellent field holding ability

■■ Smooth interior

■■ Large vigorous frame

■■ Large, dense

■■ Excellent head weight

Relative maturity 110 days

Head shape round, slightly flattened

Head size very large

Color white interior

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MOONRAKER F1Processor dicing carrot

■■ Good tolerance to splitting

■■ High yield potential

■■ Dark orange color with good internal color uniformity

■■ Good top health and strength

Maturity mid-early

Root length 7 in

Diameter 1.6–2.2 in

Shape conical

Exterior color dark orange

Internal color low contrast

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IR Alternaria dauci Ad Alternaria dauci

GOLDFINGER F1Premier quality baby carrot

■■ Strong upright top with bolting tolerance


■■ High yield recovery

■■ Deep orange color

■■ Sweet flavor

■■ Bunching and tray pack quality

Maturity early

Root length 7-8 in (0.6MS/acre density)

Root length 5-6 in (1.2MS/acre density)

Diameter 0.75-1.6 in (0.6MS/acre density)

Diameter 0.75-1in (1.2MS/acre density

Shape cylindrical

Exterior color dark orange

Internal color average contrast

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ARTICA F1Cauliflower, white

■■ Excellent for processing use

■■ Uniform head with heavy, dense white curd

■■ Vigorous plant

Relative maturity from transplant 85–90 days

Plant habit upright

Plant wrapping self-wrapping

Head size large

Head shape domed, deep

Color white

ALASKA F1Cauliflower, white

■■ Excellent for processing use

■■ Tight wrap

■■ Deep-domed curd

■■ Very good uniformity

■■ Fresh market or processing


Plant habit upright

Plant wrapping tight wrap

Head size large

Head shape domed, deep

Color white

ALPES F1Cauliflower, white

■■ Extremely vigorous

■■ Very dense florets

■■ Good cover



Plant wrapping excellent wrap

Head size large

Head shape round, deep

Color very white

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HMX 5954Cool—Warm season—processing

■■ Concentrated harvest

■■ Dense, compact heads

■■ White color, curd quality

■■ Erect plant habit


Plant habit vigorous, erect

Plant wrapping excellent inner wrap

Head size very dense, heavy

Head shape round, smooth

Color very white

AQUARIUS F1Warm/hot season variety

■■ Very uniform, early maturing

■■ Strong against summer curd hairiness

■■ High-quality white, smooth, firm, and heavy curds

■■ Strong erect plant with good curd cover

■■ Heat tolerance

Relative maturiy from tranplant 70-75 days


Plant wrapping self wrapping, excellent

Head size large, dense

Head shape round

Color white

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Processing Sweet Corn (sh2) Commercial Varieties Comparative Table

Variety Kernel Color Endosperm Maturity

(days) Ear Length Ear Diameter Row Count Et MDMV Ps Pg #

Sweet Corn Sh2 Yellow

Bullion (HMX 0376S) yellow supersweet 80 8 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 16–18 HR HR HR 23

Conductor (HMX 0373S) yellow supersweet 85 8.7 in (22 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18 IR IR HR 23

Delphy yellow supersweet 81 7.9 in (20 cm) 1.9 in (4.8 cm) 16-20 IR HR HR 24

Driver yellow supersweet 79 9 in (23 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18 HR HR 24

Klondike yellow supersweet 83 8.3 in (21 cm) 2 in (5.1 cm) 18–20 IR HR 25

Mint yellow supersweet 77 8 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18-20 IR IR 25

Owatonna yellow supersweet 74 8.7 in (22 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 16–18 IR HR IR 26

Workhorse (HMX 0372S) yellow supersweet 79 8.3 in (21 cm) 2 in (5.1 cm) 16–18 IR IR 26

HMX 3344YS yellow supersweet 74 8.4 in (22 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 16–18 IR 27

HMX 4351YS yellow supersweet 74 8 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18–20 IR IR HR 27

HMX 5386YS yellow supersweet 79 8.5 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18–20 IR IR HR 28

HMX 5387YS yellow supersweet 79 8 in (20 cm) 1.9 in (4.8 cm) 16–18 IR IR HR 28

HMX 5388YS yellow supersweet 80 8 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18–20 IR IR HR 29

HMX 59YS614 yellow supersweet 81 — — — IR HR 29

HMX 59YS615 yellow supersweet 83 — — — IR HR 30

HMX 59YS718 yellow supersweet 75 — — — IR IR 30

Sweet Corn Sh2 White

Ice Queen white supersweet 77 7.5 in (19 cm) 1.9 in (4.8 cm) 16-18 IR IR IR 32

Placer white supersweet 76 8 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18 IR 32

Natalie QUALITY ELITETM white supersweet 72 9 in (20 cm) 2.2 in (5.2 cm) 16-18 HR 33

Nicole QUALITY ELITETM white supersweet 72 9 in (20 cm) 2.2 in (5.2 cm) 16-18 IR 33

Sweet Corn Sh2 Bicolor

Cumberland bicolor supersweet 77 8.5 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 16-18 HR 34


Northern corn leaf blight Et Exserohilum turcicum

Maize dwarf mosaic MDMV Maize dwarf mosaic virus

Common rust Ps Puccinia sorghi

All HMX and other coded varieties are proprietary and for experimental testing only and

are NOT FOR SALE. Any information provided is confidential and not for distribution.

Technical data and disease resistance ratings shown are averages of results from observations at various

locations, conditions, and laboratory tests. It is not a prediction of future performance but a summary of past

results. Seed performance, yield, and crop results will vary depending on geographic areas, environment

conditions and pressure, field growing and management practices, and the presence of pests or pathogens.

New, unknown, and/or atypical pathogen strains may overcome the resistance of the seed. The HM.CLAUSE,

Inc. Limitation of Warranty and Liability and Use Restriction, which is included herein and can be found at

www.hmclause.com, is a condition of purchase of all Harris Moran and HM.CLAUSE seeds.

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HR Maize dwarf mosaic MDMV Maize dwarf mosaic virus

HR Common rust Ps (Rp1-gfj) Puccinia sorghi

HR Northern corn leaf blight Et Exserohilum turcicum

BULLION (HMX 0376S)Processing, supersweet, yellow

■■ Good disease package

■■ Good processed quality

■■ Good plant

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm supersweet

Approximate days to maturity 80

Ear length 8 in (20 cm)

Ear diameter 2 in (5.2 cm)

Row count 16-18




IR Northern corn leaf blight Et Exserohilum turcicum

IR Maize dwarf mosaic MDMV Maize dwarf mosaic virus

Sweet Corn Sh2 Yellow

CONDUCTOR (HMX 0373S)Processing, supersweet, yellow

■■ High quality

■■ Late season maturity

Kernel color yellow



Ear length 8.7 in (22 cm)

Ear diameter 2 in (5 cm)

Row count 18

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DELPHYProcessing, supersweet, yellow

■■ Consistent ear size

■■ Excellent recovery for cut only factories

Kernel color yellow




Ear diameter 1.9 in (4.8 cm)

Row count 16-20

Notes:




HR Common rust Ps (Rp1-e) Puccinia sorghi

DRIVER Processing, supersweet, yellow

■■ Large ear with high yield

■■ Deep kernel color

Kernel color yellow





Row count 18

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Processing yellow hybrid shrunken-2 sweet corn with great

kernel color

■■ Great disease package


■■ Excellent kernel color

■■ Holds well in the field

■■ RP GFJ rust allele

Kernel color yellow





Row count 18–20









MINTProcessing, supersweet, yellow

■■ Excellent field yield and processed recovery

■■ Excellent processed kernel quality

■■ Good quality and color

Kernel color yellow





Row count 18-20

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IR Common rust Ps Puccinia sorghi

WORKHORSE (HMX 0372S)Processing, supersweet, yellow

■■ High quality

■■ Large ear size

■■ Great yield potential

Kernel color yellow





Row count 16–18

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OWATONNAProcessing, supersweet, yellow


■■ Deep yellow kernel color

Kernel color yellow





Row count 16–18





IR Common rust Ps (Rp1-d) Puccinia sorghi

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HMX 4351YS Processing, supersweet, yellow


Kernel color yellow





Row count 16–18




HMX 3344YSProcessing, supersweet, yellow


Kernel color yellow





Row count 16–18

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■■ Multiple disease resistances

Kernel color yellow



Ear length 8.5 in

Ear diameter 2 in

Row count 18–20








Kernel color yellow



Ear length 8 in

Ear diameter 1.9 in

Row count 16–18

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HMX 59YS614 Late season variety bringing yield, ear size and recovery

Kernel color yellow




■■ Refined symmetrical ear

Kernel color yellow





Row count 18–20

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HR Common rust Ps (Rp1-e), Ps (Rp1-gfj) Puccinia sorghi



HMX 59YS615 Late season variety

Kernel color yellow



HMX 59YS718 Early-main season variety with excellent yield and recovery

■■ Large, girthy ear

Kernel color yellow





HR Common rust Ps Puccinia sorghi


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ICE QUEENBeautiful ear packed with disease resistance

■■ Widely adapted

■■ Packed with strong disease resistance

■■ Excellent tip fill

■■ Strong emergence vigor

Kernel color white





Row count 16–18









PLACERProcessing, supersweet, white

■■ Great yield

■■ High quality

Kernel color white





Row count 18

Sweet Corn Sh2 White

Notes:

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HR Common rust Ps (Rp1-g) Puccinia sorghi




NICOLEProcessing, supersweet, white


■■ High quality

Kernel color white





Row count 16–18

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NATALIEProcessing, supersweet, white


■■ High quality

Kernel color white





Row count 16–18

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HR Common rust Ps (Rp1-g) Puccinia sorghi

CUMBERLANDProcessing, supersweet, bicolor

■■ Great yield

■■ High quality

Kernel color bicolor





Row count 16–18

Sweet Corn Sh2 BicolorC

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Processing Sweet Corn (su) Commercial Varieties Comparative Table

Variety Kernel Color Endosperm Maturity

(days) Ear Length Ear Diameter Row Count Et MDMV Ps Pg #

Generator (HMX 0398) yellow sugary 85 8.7 in (22 cm) 2 in (5 cm) 18–20 IR HR 36

HM 2390 yellow sugary 78 8.3 in (21 cm) 1.8 in (4.6 cm) 18–20 HR 36

Kokanee yellow sugary 78 8.3 in (21 cm) 1.9 in (4.8 cm) 18–20 HR 37

Legacy yellow sugary 83 8.3 in (21 cm) 1.9 in (4.8 cm) 18–20 HR 37

Producer (HMX 1377) yellow sugary 81 8.3 in (21 cm) 1.9 in (4.8 cm) 18–20 IR IR 38

Sockeye yellow sugary 81 8 in (20 cm) 1.9 in (4.8 cm) 18–20 HR 38

HMX 3347 yellow sugary 74 9 in (23 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 16–18 IR HR 39

HMX 5389 yellow sugary 75 8 in (20 cm) 2 in (5.2 cm) 18 IR IR HR 39

HMX 59SU609 yellow sugary 78 — — — HR HR 40

HMX 59SU716 yellow sugary 73 — — — IR IR 40


Northern corn leaf blight Et Exserohilum turcicum

Maize dwarf mosaic MDMV Maize dwarf mosaic virus

Common rust Ps Puccinia sorghi

Stewart’s wilt Pst Pantoea stewartii (ex. Erwinia stewartii)



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Processing, sugary, yellow

■■ Great yield

■■ Good disease package

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary



Ear diameter 2 in (5 cm)

Row count 18–20





HM 2390A super value corn for both grower and processor

■■ Attractive processed kernel color and quality

■■ Finishes well in the fall

■■ Excellent plant type with ideal ear placement

■■ Strong stalk

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary




Row count 18–20



HR Common rust Ps (Rp1-d) Puccinia sorghi

Notes:

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LEGACYHarvest after harvest, Legacy delivers the goods in the field and in the processing plant

■■ Very high yield and recovery

■■ Petite kernel size

■■ Excellent field holding ability

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary




Row count 18–20




KOKANEEConsistent yields with excellent recovery

■■ Great stalk strength

■■ High recovery

■■ Finishes well in the fall

■■ Rich processed color and quality

■■ Consistent yields with excellent recovery

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary




Row count 18–20

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SOCKEYEConsistent high yield, recovery and quality throughout the

entire season

■■ Excellent plant type with good stalk strength

■■ Attractive processed color and quality

■■ Good Fusarium stalk rot resistance

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary




Row count 18–20








PRODUCER (HMX 1377)Processing, sugary, yellow

■■ Great yield

■■ High quality

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary




Row count 18–20

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HMX 3347Processing, sugary, yellow


■■ Large ear

■■ Excellent kernel color

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary




Row count 16–18

HMX 5389Processing, sugary, yellow



Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary


Ear length 8 in

Ear diameter 2 in

Row count 18



HR Common rust Ps (Rp1-i) Puccinia sorghi



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HMX 59SU609 Main season variety

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary


HMX 59SU716 Early season variety

Kernel color yellow

Endosperm sugary






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Sweet Pepper Comparative Table

Variety Color Shape Relative Maturity Size Xcv

1,2,3Xcv

1,2,3,5 Pc CMV Tm:0 Tm:0,1 PepMoV PepYMV PVY: 0,1,1–2 Pg #

Alliance F1 green to red blocky early large to extra large HR HR HR HR HR 42

Bell King F1 dark green to red 1/2 long medium-early large to

extra large 42

Caldo F1 green to red blocky early jumbo HR IR HR HR 43

Currier F1 green to red blocky early large to extra large HR IR IR HR HR HR HR 43

HM 9639 F1 green to yellow elongated early large to extra large HR 44

Karisma F1 green to red blocky medium large to extra large HR IR HR HR HR HR 44

Karma F1 dark green to intense red blocky early large HR 45

Revolution F1 green to red blocky early extra large HR IR IR 45

Vanguard F1 green to red blocky main season extra large to jumbo HR IR IR 46


Bacterial spot 1,2,3 Xcv 1,2,3 Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria

Bacterial spot 1,2,5 Xcv 1,2,3,5 Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria

Phytophthora root rot Pc Phytophthora capsici

Cucumber mosaic CMV Cucumber mosaic virus

Tobamovirus (ToMV, TMV, TMGMV, PMMoV, PaMMV) Tm:0,1 Tobamovirus, race 0

Tobamovirus (ToMV, TMV, TMGMV, PMMoV, PaMMV) Tm:0,1 Tobamovirus, races 0,1

Pepper mottle PepMoV Pepper mottle virus

Pepper yellow mosaic PepYMV Pepper yellow mosaic virus

Potato Y 0,1,1–2 PVY:0,1,1–2 Potato Y virus



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BELL KING F1Blocky green/red bell pepper. Consistent, top quality production under a range of growing conditions.


■■ Tall, upright plant

■■ Good foliage cover

■■ Attractive, uniform fruit

■■ Good wall thickness and weight

Relative maturity medium-early

Fruit shape 1/2 long

Fruit size large to extra-large

Fruit color dark green to red

ALLIANCE F1Blocky green to red open-field sweet pepper, large fruit with multi-disease package

■■ 3–4 lobed square fruit

■■ Thick walls

■■ Smooth skin

■■ Multiple disease resistance

Relative maturity early

Fruit shape blocky


Fruit color green to red



HR Tobamovirus (ToMV, TMV, TMGMV, PM-MoV, PaMMV) Tm: 0 Tobamovirus, race 0

HR Potato Y 0,1,1–2 PVY:0,1,1–2 Potato Y virus

HR Pepper mottle PepMoV Pepper mottle virus

HR Pepper yellow mosaic PepYMV Pepper yellow mosaic virus

HR Bacterial spot 1,2,3,5 Xcv:1,2,3,5 Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria

IR Cucumber mosaic CMV Cucumber mosaic virus

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HR Tobamovirus (ToMV, TMV, TMGMV, PMMoV, PaMMV) Tm:0 Tobamovirus


HR Bacterial spot 1,2,3 Xcv:1,2,3 Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria


CALDO F1 Compact set bell pepper with a strong plant

■■ Strong setting ability

■■ Thick-walled, smooth, firm, blocky fruit

■■ Excellent shelf-life

■■ Good resistance package


Fruit shape blocky

Fruit size jumbo










IR Phytophthora root rot Pc Phytophthora capsici

CURRIER F1Uniform, high-yielding pepper with an exceptional disease package

■■ Early and high commercial yield

■■ Very consistent and uniform blocky shape

■■ Smooth and glossy deep green color

■■ Numerous resistances


Fruit shape blocky



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KARISMA F1Blocky, green to red sweet pepper. High yields of attractive, large to extra-large uniform peppers.

■■ Medium, erect vigorous plant

■■ Excellent leaf cover

■■ Uniform glossy, smooth, blocky fruit

■■ High yield, extended harvest

Relative maturity medium

Fruit shape blocky











HM 9639 F1Uniform, long, and rectangular fruit shape

■■ Medium high and vigorous plant with good foliage cover

■■ High early and overall yield

■■ Medium green to bright yellow

■■ Large to extra-large sized fruit


Fruit shape elongated


Fruit color green to yellow




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KARMA F1Sweet green/red bell pepper. The heavyweight champion and top choice for first pick.

■■ High yields

■■ Great shape, thickness and color

■■ Excellent shipability

■■ Good foliage cover


Fruit shape blocky

Fruit size large

Fruit color dark green to intense red




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REVOLUTION F1Concentrated harvest

■■ Very firm uniform extra-large fruits

■■ Medium tall, vigorous plant

■■ Good cold tolerance

■■ High concentrated early set for good yield

■■ Resistance to Xcv 1,2,3,5


Fruit shape blocky

Fruit size extra-large







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VANGUARD F1Extended yield of four-lobed, high quality fruit

■■ Vigorous, bushy plant with excellent leaf cover

■■ Adapted to stakes and bush

■■ High yield, extended harvest

■■ Fruit smooth, glossy, uniform blocky, large to extra

Relative maturity main season

Fruit shape blocky

Fruit size extra-large to jumbo







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Pickling Cucumber Comparative Table

Variety Plant Habit

Flowering Habit

Machine or Hand Harvest

Fruit Shape

LD Ratio

Relative maturity

Fruit Color Psl Co CMV PC PRSV Px Ccu Pg #

Feisty indeterminate predominately female both slightly

tapered 3.1–3.3 mid late dark green HR HR IR IR IR HR 49

HM 82 F1 Pollenizer determinate monoecious both slightly

tapered 2.9–3.1 early dark green HR HR IR IR IR HR 50

Sassy indeterminate predominately female machine slightly

tapered 3.2–3.4 mid late dark green IR IR IR IR IR HR 51

Treasure indeterminate predominately female both straight,

blocky 3.0–3.1 early medium green HR HR IR IR IR HR 52

Wealthy F1 semi- determinate

predominately female both slightly

tapered 3.0–3.2 mid medium green IR IR IR IR IR 52

Common name Abbreviation Pathogen/ Causal agent

Angular leaf spot Psl Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans

Anthracnose Co Colletotrichum orbiculare

Cucumber mosaic CMV Cucumber mosaic virus

Downy mildew Pc Pseudoperonospora cubensis

Papaya ringspot PRSV Papaya ringspot potyvirus

Powdery mildew Px (ex Sf) Podosphaeria xanthii (ex Sphaerotheca fuliginea)

Scab Ccu Cladosporium cucumerinum

Grower notes:

L/D=Length/Diameter Ratio. The L/D ratio is not an absolute figure within a variety but will vary depending on the grade of fruit being measured and environmental conditions. L/D ratios shown here have been averaged from measurements taken at trials run in several different locations. The above L/D ratios are shown in order to more fully describe the relative fruit size of one variety in relationship to that of another.



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ERFEISTY F1Pickling cucumber

■■ Excellent quality fruit

■■ Outstanding interior quality

■■ Small seed cavity and slow seed development

■■ Good processing yield

■■ Attractive dark green color

Plant habit indeterminate

Flowering habit predominately female

Machine or hand harvest both

Fruit shape slightly tapered

LD ratio 3.1–3.3

Relative maturity mid late

Fruit color dark green



HR Angular leaf spot Psl Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans

HR Anthracnose Co Colletotrichum orbiculare

HR Scab Ccu Cladosporium cucumerinum


IR Downy mildew Pc Pseudoperonospora cubensis

IR Powdery mildew Px (ex Sf) Podosphaeria xanthii (ex Sphaerotheca fuliginea)

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HM 82 F1—POLLENIZERPollenizer, pickling cucumber

■■ Determinate vine

■■ Early flowering

■■ Abundant and concentrated flowering

■■ Good fruit quality

■■ Monoecious

Plant habit determinate

Flowering habit monoecious



LD ratio 2.9–3.1



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SASSY F1Pickling cucumber

■■ Excellent processing quality

■■ High yield

■■ Uniform shape

■■ Long fruit

■■ Excellent interior

■■ Attractive dark green color



Machine or hand harvest machine


LD ratio 3.2–3.4

Relative maturity mid late





IR Angular leaf spot Psl Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans

IR Anthracnose Co Colletotrichum orbiculare




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ER TREASURE F1Pickling cucumber

■■ Early high yield and improved recovery in the field and throughout the plant

■■ Uniform in length and shape

■■ Outstanding processing quality




Fruit shape straight, blocky

LD ratio 3.0–3.1


Fruit color medium green

WEALTHY F1Processing, pickles, spined

■■ Excellent fruit length

■■ Strong disease resistance package

■■ Outstanding processing quality

■■ Suited for both machine and hand pick harvest

Plant habit semi-determinate


Fruit shape slightly tappered

LD ratio 3.0–3.2

Relative maturity mid season

Fruit color medium green











IR Angular leaf spot Psl Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans

IR Anthracnose Co Colletotrichum orbiculare

IR Scab Ccu Cladosporium cucumerinum



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Squash Comparative Table

Variety Type Relative Maturity

Plant Habit

Plant Vigor

Fruit Length

Fruit Shape

Stem Color

Exterior Color PRSV WMV ZYMV Pg #

Cougar F1 yellow straightneck early intermediate good 7 in straight,

typical bulb yellow deep yellow IR IR 54

Golden Arrow F1 yellow zucchini main open excellent 8 in straight, slightly tapered green yellow IR IR IR 55

Golden Rod F1 yellow zucchini main intermediate good 8 in straight, cylindrical green golden

yellow 55

Leopard F1 green zucchini main intermediate medium 8 in cylindrical green medium green IR IR 56

Lioness F1 yellow straightneck main intermediate good 7 in straight,

medium bulb green yellow IR IR IR 56

Multipik F1 yellow straightneck early intermediate good 7 in straight,

medium bulb yellow yellow 57

Superpik F1 yellow straightneck early intermediate good 7 in elongated,

slim bulb yellow light yellow 57

Tigress F1 green zucchini main open good 8 in straight, slightly tapered green medium

green IR IR IR 58


Papaya ringspot PRSV Papaya ringspot virus

Watermelon mosaic WMV Watermelon mosaic virus

Zucchini yellow mosaic ZYMV Zucchini yellow mosaic virus

COUGAR F1Yellow straightneck

■■ Early yielder

■■ Consistent high quality fruit

■■ Extended harvest


Plant habit intermediate

Plant vigor good

Fruit length 7 in

Fruit shape straight, typical bulb

Stem color yellow

Exterior color deep yellow



IR Papaya ringspot PRSV Papaya ringspot virus

IR Zucchini yellow mosaic ZYMV Zucchini yellow mosaic virus



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GOLDEN ARROW F1Yellow zucchini

■■ High tolerance to fruit greening

■■ Extended harvest

■■ Highly vigorous, large framed plant

Relative maturity main

Plant habit open

Plant vigor excellent

Fruit length 8 in

Fruit shape straight, slightly tapered

Stem color green

Exterior color yellow

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IR Watermelon mosaic WMV Watermelon mosaic virus


GOLDEN ROD F1Yellow zucchini

■■ Rich, glossy color

■■ High yield



Plant vigor good

Fruit length 8 in

Fruit shape straight, cylindrical

Stem color green

Exterior color golden yellow

Notice: Certain environmental stress conditions may cause part or all of the fruit to turn green. This condition could result in a reduced yield and income.

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Green zucchini

■■ High quality fruit

■■ Easy to pick

■■ Glossy, medium green color

■■ Reduced wind breakage



Plant vigor medium

Fruit length 8 in

Fruit shape cylindrical

Stem color green

Exterior color medium green





LIONESS F1Yellow straightneck

■■ Excellent fruit conformation




Plant vigor good

Fruit length 7 in

Fruit shape straight, medium bulb

Stem color green







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MULTIPIK F1Yellow straightneck

■■ Very early

■■ Vigorous bush plant

■■ Smooth and attractive yellow fruit

■■ Proven performer and wide adaptability



Plant vigor good

Fruit length 7 in

Fruit shape straight, medium bulb

Stem color yellow


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SUPERPIK F1Yellow straightneck

■■ Prolific early yield

■■ Vigorous plant



Plant vigor good

Fruit length 7 in

Fruit shape elongated, slim bulb

Stem color yellow

Exterior color light yellow

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Green zucchini

■■ Consistent high yield

■■ Strong and vigorous plant, widely adapted


Plant habit open

Plant vigor good

Fruit length 8 in

Fruit shape straight, slightly tapered

Stem color green

Exterior color medium green






Notice: Certain environmental conditions cause light colored fruit with stripes. This condition could result in a reduced yield and income.

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HM.CLAUSE terminology for the reaction of plant varieties to pests or pathogens and to abiotic stresses.

TERMINOLOGY

Different degrees or levels of interaction exist between plants and their pests and pathogens.

Approximately 5 years ago, the seed industry began using a standardized terminology to

describe the different levels of reaction of plant varieties to pest/pathogen infection in order

to clearly characterize and communicate to growers and seed users the degree or level of the

reaction of a specific variety to a pest/pathogen.

Terminology for defining the reaction of a plant variety to pest and pathogen attack:

• Immunity. Plant varieties which are not subject to attack or infection by a specific pest/pathogen are considered immune.

• Resistance. Not as strong as immunity; two levels of resistance are defined.

High Resistance (HR): plant varieties that restrict the growth and development of the specific pest or pathogen under normal pest or pathogen attack pressure when compared to susceptible varieties. These plant varieties can exhibit some symptoms or damage under heavy pest or pathogen pressure. Plant varieties with High Resistance (HR) are not immune to the pest/pathogen.

Intermediate Resistance (IR): plant varieties that restrict the growth and development of the specified pest/pathogen, but may exhibit a greater range of symptoms or damage compared to resistant varieties. Intermediate resistant plant varieties will usually show less severe symptoms or damage than susceptible plant varieties when grown under similar environmental conditions and/or pest/pathogen pressure, but may have heavy damage under heavy pressure. Plant varieties with Intermediate Resistance (IR) are not immune to the pest/pathogen.

• Susceptible (S): is defined as the inability of a plant variety to restrict the growth and development of a specified pest/pathogen. Plant varieties that are susceptible will show damage when infected and are more likely to have heavy damage under moderate levels of pest/pathogen pressure.

The abbreviations used by HM.CLAUSE for these levels or degrees of reaction to a specific pest or pathogen are: HR (High Resistance) IR (Intermediate Resistance)

Terminology to describe the reaction of a plant to abiotic stresses:

• Abiotic stresses are those caused by the environment and not by a living organism.

• Tolerance is the ability of a plant variety to endure abiotic or environmental stress with more limited effect on growth, appearance and yield although, under higher levels of abiotic stress, the plant variety may be damaged.

Note: HM.CLAUSE does not use the term Tolerance to describe a seed variety’s level of reaction to pests or pathogens.

Data and Disease Ratings are an average of results from various test locations. It is not a prediction of future performance, but a summary of past results. Your performance will vary depending on the actual environment, pathogen strain and management conditions in your field. You must read and understand the HM.CLAUSE Limitation of Warranty and Liability (found at www.hmclause.com) before using this product.

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DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES: HM.CLAUSE makes NO other warranty of any kind. THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND THE WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION HEREON. HM.CLAUSE makes NO warranty this Seed is free of seed-borne diseases or free of genetically modified organisms. As permitted by law, Seed is sold “As Is”.

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PRODUCT DATA LIMITATIONS. Product data and ratings are based on averages of results from various test locations. They are a summary of past results and not a prediction of future performance. Performance will vary depending on the actual environment, pathogen strain and management conditions in your field. Any technical advice is provided for your consideration only.

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