The Samo variety belongs to the fodder rape group, which was historically grown for livestock grazing or green mass production. The plant is characterized as a short-stemmed type intended for spring sowing.
The breeding of the variety was aimed at ensuring active accumulation of vegetative mass with a low intensity of flower stalk emergence, which allowed the plant to remain in a stage suitable for animal feeding for a longer period.
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