Vegetable Cultivar Descriptions for North America
Radish - Daikon, Lists 1-26 Combined
Edited by Al Burkett and Jewel Yates
Seminis Vegetable Seeds
37437 State Highway 16
Woodland, CA 95695
and Jon Behling
Alf Christianson Seed Co.
6011 185th Street SW
Lynnwood, WA 98037
April Cross - Vendor: Takii and Co. Characteristics: white shouldered,
60-day maturity radish, and 40-cm root length. Resistance: moderate
tolerance to heat, cold.
Ball Cross - Breeder and Vendor: Takii. Characteristics: giant
ball type with green neck, 15-16 cm diameter, 60-day maturity,
late fall crop. Resistance: high tolerance to viruses, strong
heat and cold tolerance.
California Mammoth White - Vendor: West Coast Seeds. Characteristics:
fine, white, crisp, 8"long x 2" wide, mild flavor, 60 days.
Daikon Long White - Vendor: various. Characteristics: oriental
type, 8"- 1' long and 3" across shoulders, cylindrical to slightly
tapered, crisp white flesh, very mild, sweet flavor, 50-55 day
maturity, autumn/winter cropping.
Everest - Breeder and vendor: Takii. Characteristics: tropical
Chinese radish, early white neck type, late pithiness, high yielder,
55 day maturity, 35 cm long x 6 cm diameter. Resistance: high
heat tolerance. Adaptation: all year round in sub-tropical and
tropical areas, not suitable for spring sowing in cool areas.
Mino Spring Cross - Vendor: Sakata Seed. Characteristics: a slow
bolting radish suitable for late spring growing, roots are white
skinned, texture is juicy, taste is mild, high level of disease
resistance.
Mino Summer Cross F-R - Breeder and vendor: Sakata Seed America.
Characteristics: white neck, 45-cm long, 6-cm diameter, medium
pithiness, 45-day maturity. Resistance: takes heat, Fusarium yellow
and soft rot tolerant. Adaptation: summer and autumn plantings
in temperate zones, tropics and sub-tropics in warmer seasons.
Minowase Summer Cross 3 - Vendor: Takii and Co. Characteristics:
white shouldered, 50-day maturity radish. Resistance: high tolerance
to heat, virus, Fusarium.
Miura Cross - Breeder and vendor: Sakata Seed America. Characteristics:
smooth, white-skinned, sweet flesh, late pithiness, 38-cm long,
uniform, 90-day maturity. Resistance: good cold tolerance, virus
resistant. Adaptation: September sowing in mild winter areas,
August sowing in severe cold areas.
Miyashige - Vendor: Johnny's Select Seeds. Characteristics: long,
cylindrical white root with pale green band near crown, good for
pickling and storage, July or early August sowing (bolts from
spring seeding), 50 days.
Okura Cross - Breeder and vendor: Sakata Seed America. Characteristics:
cylindrical with a pinched tip, stump-rooted, mild, crisp, late
pithiness, 65 day maturity, fall crop, winter in warm areas. Resistance:
tolerant to soft rot.
Omny F1 - Breeder and vendor: Sakata Seed America. Characteristics:
white shouldered, all season type hybrid, slow bolting, suitable
for spring sowing and glass-house culture.
Oshin - Vendor: Takii and Co. Characteristics: slow bolting,
70 day maturity, root shoulder color is light green. Resistance:
strong tolerance to cold.
Relish Cross - Vendor: Takii and Co. Characteristics: green root
shoulder color, root length is 38 cm, 60-day maturity. Resistance:
moderate tolerance to Fusarium, strong tolerance to heat, cold.
SDA0102 F1 - Breeder: Sakata Seed America. Characteristics: green
shouldered, slightly tapered root, excellent taste, slow bolting.
Spring Light - Vendor: West Coast Seeds. Characteristics: smooth
skin, never cracked or rough, 5-7" long, firm white interior,
not pithy, not hot, 50 days.
Spring Song - Vendor: Johnny's Select Seeds. Characteristics:
hybrid, bolt resistant, long smooth, tapered white roots, winter
through spring planting, 60 days.
Tama Winter - Breeder and Vendor: Takii. Characteristics: cylindrical,
white neck type, 48 cm long x 8 cm diameter, 70-day maturity.
Resistance: high tolerance to viruses, high cold tolerance. Adaptation:
good for winter crop.
Tsukushi-Spring Cross - Vendor: Sakata Seed America. Characteristics:
half-long, dense texture, slow bolting, clean bright flavor, green
shoulder. Resistance: virus, black rot, and soft rot. Adaptation:
heavier or shallow soils.
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