AAC Alida VB

AAC Alida VB

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AAC Alida VB is a high yielding semi-dwarf CWRS with very good lodging and sprouting tolerance, plus it is moderately resistant to FHB. AAC Alida VB is also tolerant to the orange wheat blossom midge. AAC Alida VB is well-adapted to the wheat growing regions across the western Canadian Prairies.
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