Articles
Productivity and variability of Czech hop cultivars
Article number
1328_4
Pages
31 – 36
Language
English
Abstract
Yield stability and content are very important features for hop cultivars.
The evaluation was performed in the years 2014-2019. The Gaia and Kazbek cultivars have the highest hop yield.
The lowest average yield was reached in Saazer. Conclusively the lowest variability of yield was observed in Bor, Saaz Late, Saazer and Sládek. On the contrary, Gaia showed the highest variability and also had the highest alpha acid contents. Vital and Boomerang have higher alpha acid contents than other Czech cultivars.
On the contrary, the lowest alpha acid contents were found in Saaz Late and Saazer. Variability in the contents of alpha acids is lower than variability in the yield.
Conclusively, Rubín showed the lowest inter-year variability.
Very low variability of content is typical also for Vital and Gaia. The results achieved are very important for hop practice and the hop trade.
The evaluation was performed in the years 2014-2019. The Gaia and Kazbek cultivars have the highest hop yield.
The lowest average yield was reached in Saazer. Conclusively the lowest variability of yield was observed in Bor, Saaz Late, Saazer and Sládek. On the contrary, Gaia showed the highest variability and also had the highest alpha acid contents. Vital and Boomerang have higher alpha acid contents than other Czech cultivars.
On the contrary, the lowest alpha acid contents were found in Saaz Late and Saazer. Variability in the contents of alpha acids is lower than variability in the yield.
Conclusively, Rubín showed the lowest inter-year variability.
Very low variability of content is typical also for Vital and Gaia. The results achieved are very important for hop practice and the hop trade.
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Authors
V. Nesvadba, J. Charvátová
Keywords
hop, Humulus lupulus L., yield, content of alpha acids, variability
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