The Aristoteles variety possesses genetic resistance to clubroot (Plasmodiophora brassicae) determined by the presence of a single dominant gene. In agronomic studies, the variety is frequently used as a control or differentiating standard for pathogen research and resistance testing.
In official descriptive lists, the variety demonstrates average development and lodging resistance metrics characteristic of winter rapeseed. Its use is often limited to phytopathological monitoring and experimental field or laboratory trials.
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