Cerisa has a moderately high dry matter content and is a firmer cooking type with a delicate nutty flavour. The cooking quality and taste are excellent of this smaller tuber. Use Cerisa for oven roasting, potato salads & pan-frying.
- Maturity: early / 7,5
- Light sprout colour: red violet
- Flower colour: light purple
- Number of berries: none / 4
- Foliage: - initial development: quite fast / 7
- Foliage: - final development: average / 7
- Foliage: - selectability: quite easy / 7
- Foliage: - plant firmness: quite fragile / 5,5
- Flesh colour: yellow / 7
- Skin colour: red
- Skin finish: excellent / 8
- Tuber size: average / 6
- Tuber shape: long
- Regularity of tuber shape: regular / 7
- Tuberisation: high / 9
- Regularity size: quite regular / 6
Sensitivity and quality
- Dormancy: average / 6
- Metribuzin: sensitive / 5
- Bentazon: slightly sensitive / 7
- Ethylene: - / -
- Secondary growth: quite sensitive / 6,5
- Growth cracks: sensitive / 5
- Black spot (internal bruising): slightly sensitive / 7
- Harvest damage: slightly sensitive / 7
- Underwater weight: 391
- Dry matter content: 21,3%
- Dry matter distribution: excellent / 8
- TGA - level: 5,5
- Crisping quality: unsuitable / 4,5
- Fries quality: unsuitable / 5
- Cooking type: firm / A
- Raw discolouration: sensitive / 5,5
- Discolouration after cooking: slightly sensitive / 7
Resistances
- Golden nematode Ro 1/4: moderately susceptible* / 6*
- Golden nematode Ro 2/3: moderately susceptible* / 5*
- White nematode Pa 2: - / -
- White nematode Pa 3: - / -
- Late blight-foliage: very susceptible / 4
- Late blight-tuber: slightly susceptible / 7
- Common scab: slightly susceptible / 6
- Powdery scab: slightly susceptible / 6
- Fusarium: slightly susceptible / 6
- Erwinia: slightly susceptible / 7
- Black dot: slightly susceptible / 7
- Spraing: susceptible / 5
- Virus - Leaf Roll: - / -
- Virus - A: - / -
- Virus - X: - / -
- Virus - Yn: slightly to not susceptible / 8
- Virus - Yntn: slightly susceptible / 7
- Wart disease F1: - / -
- Wart disease F6: - / -
- Wart disease F18: - / -
