The variety belongs to the early Savoy cabbage group. It is historically considered an heirloom variety, which was long thought to be lost but was rediscovered in a gene bank. In historical seed catalogs dating back to the mid-19th century, it is frequently mentioned alongside other early Savoy cabbages.
The variety is a collector's item and is maintained under modern conditions as an object of genetic diversity. Precise agronomic data on resistance and morphometric parameters are not detailed in available sources.
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