The variety has a prostrate growth habit after vernalization. In comparative studies of European cocksfoot varieties, Laban stands out for having the highest crude protein content in the plant mass.
The plant is used as a forage crop for establishing perennial grass communities and meadows. In scientific experiments, the variety is used as a reference sample when studying the chemical composition of forage and digestion in horses, and is also examined in drought tolerance research.
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