Potato Grower

March 2018

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S M O R GA S B OR D THE S M O R GA S B OR D S D RED ENDEAVOR RED ENDEAVOR I n this month's Smorgasbord, we take a look at Red Endeavor, a late-maturing red table-stock variety developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison breeding program. Many thanks to Jeffrey Endelman for his help in gathering this information. PARENTAGE • B1491-5 × W1100R APPEARANCE • Uniform, round tubers • Attractive, medium-red skin color • Bright white flesh • Shallow eyes MORPHOLOGICAL TRAITS • Vigorous, semi-erect to spreading vines • Slow-developing canopy that retains vigor well • Grayish-purple flowers with moderate pollen production AGRONOMIC TRAITS • Full-season vine maturity • High yield potential • Similar specific gravity to Dark Red Norland (1.050 to 1.065) • Tolerant to Verticillium wilt and common scab • Six to 10 tubers per plant • Low incidence of internal defects • Susceptible to early and late blight • No metribuzin toxicity has been found at recommended rates. • Few internal defects STORAGE • Long tuber dormancy • Maintains skin quality in storage 46 POTATO GROWER | MARCH 2018

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