The variety is a hybrid intended for cultivation in various regions, including Europe, Japan, and Australia. In the documentation of the Community Plant Variety Office of the European Union, Rasmunda is recorded as a reference variety for conducting testing and evaluating the characteristics of Brussels sprouts.
In production practice, the variety was historically used for commercial purposes, with a harvest period in Australia from June to September. Currently, the variety is considered obsolete and has been replaced by more modern hybrids in most regions. Detailed morphometric descriptions and data on disease resistance are not available in open sources.
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