FERREIRA

HR = High Resistance. IR = Intermediate Resistance. To find out more about disease resistance and the applicable levels of disease resistance, click here. To see the Disease Resistance Abbreviation Guide please visit https://www.vegetables.bayer.com/ca/en-ca/resources/disease-code-abbreviations.html

In the ongoing efforts to further harmonization of resistance claims, the European seed industry through Euroseeds reviewed the resistance claims for Tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) in tomato and pepper and agreed from March 10, 2020 that the harmonized resistance claims for TSWV:0 will be Intermediate Resistant (IR) for both tomato and pepper. As a result of this harmonization companies that previously claimed HR will adjust their claims to IR for the products involved. This adjustment is made to further increase transparency and consistency in the communication on resistance claims and does not imply any change in the effectiveness of the resistance nor any change in the genetic makeup of the varieties for which this change is made.

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