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Catoosa—A new medium-early red potato immune from common races of the late blight fungus and resistant to scab

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Catoosa has many of the characteristics of Pontiac and should be well adapted to production areas where Pontiac is grown. It is the first red variety released to growers that is immune from late blight and resistant to scab.

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  1. CRD, ARS, United States Department of Agriculture, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

    T. P. Dykstra (Senior Pathologist)

  2. University of Tennessee, Crossville, Tennessee

    T. R. Gilmore (Associate Horticulturist)

  3. University of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

    Julian C. Miller (Head Horticulturist)

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Dykstra, T.P., Gilmore, T.R. & Miller, J.C. Catoosa—A new medium-early red potato immune from common races of the late blight fungus and resistant to scab. American Potato Journal 38, 300–303 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02862191

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