The Cambria variety is a loose-bunch perennial grass with erect stems and a developed root system. It is used as an effective forage crop in grassland farming and ensures a stable yield of plant biomass with a high protein content.
The plant possesses increased resistance to cocksfoot mottle virus. In competitive environments, infected plants of this variety show higher aggressiveness and productivity compared to susceptible counterparts.
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Countries of admission
4 jurisdictions
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