The variety is included in official European variety lists as Brassica napus. Despite its presence in official registers, detailed agronomic characteristics such as plant height, maturity group, or detailed disease resistance indices are absent in open publications.
In a number of contexts, the variety name is erroneously associated with arugula due to the similarity to the name of the plant in foreign languages, however, the official classification unambiguously assigns it to the rapeseed crop.
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