The name Waza refers to a sweet corn variety. In the documents of the breeding company KHBC, this variety is mentioned in the context of genetic research, where it was used as a parental form in crosses and experiments with anther culture.
The confusion regarding the classification of this variety as sugar beet in some internet sources is erroneous. The agronomic and morphological characteristics of sugar beet are absent for the Waza variety.
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