This sample is considered in the literature not as a variety for widespread commercial cultivation, but as genetic material. Its primary role consists of transferring the valuable monogerm trait, which enabled the mechanization of sugar beet cultivation and eliminated the need for crop thinning.
Direct data on maturity group, plant height, disease resistance, or lodging for this sample are absent in sources, as it is intended for scientific research and the development of new varieties and hybrids based on it.
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