The cultivar belongs to the garden carnation and is used in commercial floriculture, in particular, in India. In the literature, it is mentioned in the context of scientific research aimed at increasing plant resistance to fungal pathogens, such as Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. dianthi, using in vitro cellular selection methods.
The specialized morphological characteristics of the plant, including height, color, and flower type, are not described in scientific publications. The cultivar is often considered in studies as material for the study of regeneration and genetic stability in conjunction with other cultivars, for example, Cabaret.
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