The variety belongs to monogerm forms of fodder beet. Its use in agriculture is aimed at increasing cultivation efficiency by simplifying crop maintenance.
In scientific literature, this variety is considered an example of Belgian breeding of monogerm fodder crops and is mentioned alongside Ebo and Gonda varieties.
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