

SV0241WA
SV0241WA is a 60/45 count watermelon hybrid with excellent interior quality. An oblong triploid, SV0241WA also has a beautiful rind that is light green with medium green stripes. The fruit are very uniform, with small pips, a vibrant red flesh color, and exceptional firmness and sweet taste.
Region Specific Information
- Northeast
- Southeast
- West
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Northeast
Product Details
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Rind
Mottle stripe -
Average Weight
lbs -
Shape
Oblong -
Average Brix
10.0-10.9 -
Average Firmness
PSI -
Type
Triploid -
Disease Resistance
HR: Co; IR: Fon;
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Rind
Mottle stripe -
Average Weight
lbs -
Shape
Oblong -
Average Brix
10.0-10.9 -
Average Firmness
PSI -
Type
Triploid -
Disease Resistance
HR: Co; IR: Fon;
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Southeast
Product Details
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Rind
Mottle stripe -
Shape
Oblong -
Average Brix
10.0-10.9 -
Average Firmness
PSI -
Type
Triploid -
Disease Resistance
HR: Co; IR: Fon;
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Rind
Mottle stripe -
Shape
Oblong -
Average Brix
10.0-10.9 -
Average Firmness
PSI -
Type
Triploid -
Disease Resistance
HR: Co; IR: Fon;
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West
Product Details
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Rind
Mottle stripe -
Average Weight
13-16 lbs -
Shape
Oblong -
Average Brix
10.6 -
Average Firmness
2.9 PSI -
Type
Triploid -
Disease Resistance
1
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Rind
Mottle stripe -
Average Weight
13-16lbs -
Shape
Oblong -
Average Brix
10.6 -
Average Firmness
2.9PSI -
Type
Triploid -
Disease Resistance
1
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Key to Disease Resistance
Co = Anthracnose
Fon = Fusarium wilt
HR = High Resistance - The ability of a plant variety to highly restrict the activities of a specific pathogen or insect pest and/or to restrict the symptoms and signs of a disease, when compared to susceptible varieties. Varieties with a high resistance may exhibit some symptoms when specified pathogen or pest pressure is severe. New and/or atypical strains of the specific pathogen or pest may overcome the resistance.
IR = Intermediate Resistance - The ability of a plant variety to restrict the growth and development of the specified pest or pathogen, but may exhibit greater range of symptoms compared to varieties with high resistance. Intermediate Resistant plant varieties will show less severe symptoms or damage than susceptible plant varieties when grown under similar environmental conditions and/or pest or pathogen pressure.