The Malabare variety is classified as a representative of the short and semi-long leek variety group. In field trials, the variety demonstrated high productivity indicators and the ability to form significant plant mass.
Morphologically, the variety is distinguished by a relatively short length of the "shank" or white part of the stem, which is typical for this group of leek varieties. The variety is included in official European vegetable catalogs and is suitable for home gardening.
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