The Baraska variety is classified as a winter rapeseed type. It is not listed in modern commercial seed catalogs as a product for general agronomic use and is not a current hybrid for production sowing.
In scientific literature, the variety appears as a sample in germplasm collections. It is used in research to analyze the variability of morphological traits, such as flowering time, thousand kernel weight, and fatty acid composition, as well as to evaluate resistance to the pathogen Plasmodiophora brassicae.
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