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Xavier Cuesta-Subia ; Janeth Monteros-Jácome ; Marcelo Racines-Jaramillo ; Jorge Rivadeneira-Ruales https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0563-5120

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In Ecuador in the province of Bolívar, the most widespread potato varieties are INIAP-Gabriela and Superchola. These varieties are very susceptible to late blight (Phytophthora infestans), with a growing cycle of more than 160 days and a yield of less than 20 ton ha-1.


In response to these limitations, with the support of the Bolívar State University, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock and local farmers a new variety with superior characteristics has been developed, INIAP-Fátima variety, which has moderate resistance to late blight, a crop life cycle of less than 150 days, yield superior to 30 ton ha-1, with quality for fresh consumption and processing.


Additional keywords: Plant breeding, participative selection, late blight, stability, quality.

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Marcelo Racines-Jaramillo ; Jorge Rivadeneira-Ruales, X. C.-S. ; J. M.-J. ;. (2021). INIAP-Fátima new early potato variety. Revista Latinoamericana De La Papa, 24(2), 3-16. https://doi.org/10.37066/ralap.v24i2.404
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