The variety has a dark green color and an upright growth habit. It demonstrates rapid spring green-up and is well-adapted to the conditions of the transition climate zone. Due to its aggressive growth, the variety is capable of rapid recovery after mechanical damage.
The plant is used in professional golf course landscaping and the creation of ornamental lawns. It requires frequent low mowing, the height of which depends on the purpose of the turf: from 2.5 mm on greens to 12 mm on fairways. The variety is included in the A-LIST program as an environmentally sustainable crop that requires reduced irrigation rates and pesticide use.
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Countries of admission
3 jurisdictions
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Also known as
breeder code J-1016
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L 93 XDprimaryCZ, GB, QM, QZ
L-93 XDQM
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