The Mamut variety is an old, historically common type of fodder beet, often cited in literature as one of the largest varieties. In descriptions from previous years, it is characterized by the dark red color of its roots.
The name «MAMUT CRVENA» is not an official varietal name; the word «Crvena» indicates the color of the fruit. The «Mamut» variety is included in European catalogs of agricultural plant varieties, however, detailed modern agronomic characteristics are absent in open publications.
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