Berry |
Dimensions | large |
Form | oval |
Color | black, dark blue |
Flesh | medium thickness, elastic, vomiting |
Juice | colorless to |
Waxy coating | with a thick waxy coating |
Seeds in a berry | 2 - 4 |
Sugar juice of berries | 16.4 - 17 g / 100 ml |
Acidity | 7.6 g / l |
Weight of 100 berries | 260 - 340 g , |
Bunches |
Length | 16 - 18 cm of |
Width | 10 - 12 cm |
Density | average, dense |
Leg bunch length | 3 - 4 cm |
Size | large or medium |
Form | conical, cylindrical-conical |
The average weight of bunches | 154 - 210 g |
Bush |
Leaves | medium, round, flat with grooved blades |
Flower | bisexual |
Strength of growth | medium growth |
The surface of the sheet | or an average of deep dissected |
Hairs on the lower surface of the sheet | formed long white hairs entangled |
Features | five-blade |
Description |
Group | Universal Class |
Stability | unstable |
Synonym | Malaga, Mavro Kara Kara Takopulo, Pikardan (noir) Ottavionello, Black Malvasia, is not quite true - Cinsaut |
Maturation | of medium |
Growing area | Western Europe, Morocco, Argentina |
Taste | harmonious |
Resistance to diseases | resistant tofrost, mildew, bacterial canker, botrytis and necrosis |
Frost | 19 - 22 ° C , |
Country of origin | France , |
Features farming |
The period from bud burst to full maturity | 148 days , |
Matures | at the end of the third decade of September |
The sum of active temperatures | 2855 ° C to |
The juice is% | 84.4 |
Combs is% | 2.6 |
Dense part of the pulp and seeds% | 11.8 and 1.2 |
Efforts peel berries | 206 g |
Efforts crush | 956 g |
Tasting of fresh grapes score | 8 - 8.6 points |
Productivity |
During the growing season | very high |
Shoots |
Crown younger escape | almost white with wine-red shade |
Ripened annual shoots | dun |
The record sheet |
Top notch | average depth or deep, open, pinnatipartite |
Lower clippings | average depth, open, pinnatipartite |
Chereshkovaya recess | open,pinnatipartite |
Kinks at the ends of the blades | long, triangular, acute |
Boundary cloves | triangular, with convex sides, or acute, serrate |