# DP 2141NR B3XF BRAND

- **Vendor:** Bayer
- **Brand:** Deltapine
- **Crop:** Cotton
- **Traits:** B3XF (Bollgard® 3 XtendFlex®)
- **Source:** https://www.cropscience.bayer.us/cotton/deltapine/deltapine-dp-2141nr-b3xf-cotton
- **Rating scale (Bayer):** 1-9 (9 = best)

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## Positioning

Root Knot Nematode / Reniform nematode resistant variety with best fit in eastern Cotton Belt

## Strengths & management

- Root Knot Nematode / Reniform stacked resistance genes
- Semi-smooth leaf
- Excellent fiber strength
- Moderate Tolerance to Verticillium / Susceptible to Bacterial Blight
- Timely application of harvest aids is recommended to optimize fiber properties (micronaire)

## Growth

| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| RELATIVE MATURITY | Mid-Full |
| # FRT NODES | 8.8-10.2 |
| LEAF TYPE | Semi Smooth |
| NFFB | 5.5-6 |
| PLANT HEIGHT | Med-Tall |
| SEED SIZE | 5200-6000 |
| STORM RESISTANCE | - |

## Fiber Quality

| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| LINT % | 41.0-41.3 |
| MICRONAIRE | 4.7-4.8 |
| STAPLE | 37.6-37.8 |
| STRENGTH | 32.2-32.5 |
| LENGTH UNIF. % | 82.8-83.1 |

## Disease

| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| VERTICILLIUM WILT | Mod Tol |
| BACTERIAL BLIGHT | Susc |
| FUSARIUM | Mod Res |
| ROOTKNOT NEMATODE | Res |
| RENIFORM NEMATODE | Res |

## Regional seed-guide listings

- **2025 Seed Guide** — agronomist: Greg Ferguson
- **2026 CAROLINAS PIEDMONT** — agronomist: Jim Kiser
- **2026 Seed Guide** — agronomist: Greg Ferguson
- **South Carolina/ SE North Carolina** — agronomist: Zachary Webb
- **Eastern NC & Southeast VA** — agronomist: Zachary Webb
- **Southeast (AL/FL/GA) 2025#2** — agronomist: Vint Hicks
- **Southeast (AL/FL/GA) 2026#2** — agronomist: Vint Hicks
- **CAROLINAS/SE VIRGINIA** — agronomist: Jim Kiser
- **2025 Seed Guide** — agronomist: Zachary Webb
- **North Delta 2026** — agronomist: Josh Rupard
- **Carolina's** — agronomist: Jim Kiser
- **Southeast (AL/FL/GA) 2026** — agronomist: Eddie Beasley
- **West Tennessee** — agronomist: Wes Rodgers
- **Southeast (AL/FL/GA) 2025#2** — agronomist: Eddie Beasley