The variety belongs to forage crops intended for use in pasture and hay mixtures. During the 1960–1970s, the variety was included in European grass portfolios and demonstrated good winter hardiness indicators under Central European conditions.
The variety was used as source material for the development of new orchard grass varieties. It was also a subject of scientific research in the field of the mutagenic effects of radioactive phosphorus on agricultural plants.
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Lemba r.v.p.primaryQZ
Lemba rvpBE, QZ
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