The hybrid was used in scientific research as a genetic component for creating new varieties. In the literature, it is mentioned in the context of breeding trials and the study of plant resistance to the diamondback moth Plutella xylostella.
This hybrid is not a commercial product for mass production and is not represented in current commodity catalogs. Information about it is predominantly historical in nature and relates to the period of the breeding programs.
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