It matures about four days later than Resnik and has excellent yield potential and resistance to lodging. Edison has the smallest seed of any Group III variety in these tests. It is resistant to all known races of Phytophthora in Indiana except race 25. This variety is well adapted to production in the central two-thirds of the state. It is resistant to every race of Phytophthora that has been reported in Indiana except race 25.
Harper combines good yield potential with excellent resistance to lodging.
It is well adapted to production in the central two-thirds of Indiana. Pella 86 was developed in Iowa in cooperation with the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center. It is a backcross derivative of the very popular variety Pella and is resistant to every race of Phytophthora reported in Indiana, except race 25. Pella 86 has the same gene for Phytophthora resistance as does Kenwood 94, Resnik, and Probst. It is well adapted to production in central Indiana.