The variety was bred in Hungary at a former agricultural educational institution in the city of Keszthely. In official documentation and agronomic research, the variety is sometimes referred to as 'Keszthelyi 4' and is used as a standard for comparison when studying other samples of Agrostis gigantea.
The variety is intended for establishing grass stands and for use as a forage crop. Specific quantitative indicators, such as yield, morphometric data, or particular parameters of resistance to adverse factors, are not detailed in publicly available reference materials.
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