Augmented descriptions of growth and development stages of potato grown from different types of planting material
The recent invention of hybrid breeding technology for potato has led to an increased interest in hybrid potato R&D. Hybrid true potato seeds (TPS) are used to produce planting
first successful Hybrid true potato seed (HTPS) trial of solynta and solidaridad in mozambique shows great potential
A first pilot using True Potato Seed (TPS) in Angonia District, Tete province in Mozambique, conducted by Solidaridad and Solynta shows great potential to drastically improve and i
Viola potatis Affärstidningen för potatisbranschen
Diploid hybridpotatis ett steg närmare Ett nytt fältförsök visar att sorter av hybridpotatis kan ge lika hög skörd som dagens vanliga sorter på marknaden. Men den största f
Introgression of Genes for Resistance against Phytophthora infestans in Diploid Potato
Modern techniques, such as hybrid breeding and the introduction of new traits in specific, existing elite material, have not been reported in the development of new and improved po
Contribution and Stability of Yield Components of Diploid Hybrid Potato
Our researchers have shown that it is possible to obtain results for important traits such as yield, shape and dry matter that are comparable to commercial checks, while using expe
Grant of new US patent for Hybrid True Potato Seed development
Solynta today announced the grant of U.S. Patent Serial No. 10,524,436 entitled ‘Hybrid Potato Breeding’. The patent claims Solynta’s methods of producing potato inbreds and
The New Times: Rwanda pilots ‘revolutionary’ potato seeds
Please click this link to read the article ‘Rwanda pilots ‘revolutionary’ potato seeds’: https://www.newtimes.co.rw/news/rwanda-pilots-revolutionary-potato-seeds
Solynta and Rwanda Agriculture Board (RAB) expand collaboration
Solynta and the Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB) announced today an exciting expansion in their collaboration. Nutritious potatoes are both a staple
Complex potato genome further unveiled
Scientists from Solynta and Wageningen University & Research (WUR) have published the most complete genome sequence for potatoes to date. A unique