Tomato

High yielding hybrids are developed for

• Earliness
• Determinate and indeterminate plant types
• Red-to-dark red fruit color
• Minimum two nuts per pod
• Medium to high lycopene content
• Diverse fruit shapes with heat tolerance
• Wide adaptability
• Resistance to tomato leaf curl virus (TLCV), bacterial wilt, spotted wilt, tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV), early and late blights
• The pish and valencia types popularly called as "Bunch" grow erect, possess light green foliage and produce pods in clusted at the base of the plant.
• Firm fruits with extended shelf life suitable for long distance transport
• High pulp content and TSS to suit processing requirements

Special features

• Longer storage life
• Resistance to wilt
• Resistance against root knot nematode
• Resistance to leaf curl virus