The variety is intended for use on golf courses, including tees, fairways, and greens. It is often used as part of grass mixtures to ensure genetic diversity, while its color and texture are compatible with other traditional varieties.
The plant possesses high resistance to dollar spot and brown patch. The variety demonstrates pronounced heat tolerance and tolerates summer stress, and is also adapted to low mowing. The sward has a medium-dark green color and moderate density, which reduces the risk of scalping during mowing.
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