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Obtaining a new cocoa cultivar (Theobroma cacao L.) in Colombia “CNCH 12”

Obtención de un nuevo cultivar de cacao (Theobroma cacao L.) en Colombia “CNCH 12”



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Gil, A., Jaimes, A., Vega, F. N., Martinez, H., Bautista, H., Urrego, J. E., Calderón Becerra , L. E., Hincapié, Óscar D., Hernández, P. E., Restrepo Quiroz, T. I., & Ardila Diaz, N. (2024). Obtaining a new cocoa cultivar (Theobroma cacao L.) in Colombia “CNCH 12”. Sour Topics, 29(1), 82-99. https://doi.org/10.21897/gg0cg694

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Alejandro Gil
Alexander Jaimes
Heli Martinez
Hernando Bautista
Jhorman E. Urrego
Luis Eduardo Calderón Becerra
Óscar D. Hincapié
Pablo E. Hernández
Tatiana Inés Restrepo Quiroz
Nelson Ardila Diaz

Cocoa cultivation plays an important role in Colombian rural development. In addition to being identified as a potential substitute for illicit crops, cocoa provides a livelihood for some 65,000 families in Colombia. However, the low productivity of the crop indicates that its potential is still limited. The objective of this research was to evaluate the cocoa cultivar CNCh12, previously selected by Compañía Nacional de Chocolates’ breeding program, and to compare its traits with a commercial cultivar, the CCN51 clon. For both cacao cultivars the next variables were measured: productivity (Kg/Ha/year), sexual compatibility, resistance to M. roreri, beans characteristics (physical, chemical and functional), morphological traits, and the flavor of cocoa liquor. The results indicate that the cultivar CNCh12 is highly productive, self-compatible, and with moderate resistance to Frosty Pod. This genotype also has fine and flavor attributes and functional traits that satisfy the chocolate industry needs. In this way, Compañía Nacional de Chocolates consolidates its position as the first private company to develop plant materials endorsed by the National Registry of Commercial Crops of the Instituto Colombiano Agropecuario-ICA, thus strengthening the genetic diversity that the country possesses.


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