The Sylvia variety was used in breeding to stabilize resistance to Pepper mild mottle virus and to eliminate undesirable traits, such as dwarfism or unstable male sterility, which were observed in parental lines.
Detailed descriptions of economic characteristics, including maturity group, plant height, or yield indicators, are absent in the documentation, as the role of the variety is limited to use as genetic material.
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