The Jacobine variety is classified as a crop for cut flowers used in floral arrangements. In specialized literature, it is categorized in the Fancy group, which includes varieties with variegated or atypical petal coloration.
Detailed agronomic parameters of the variety, including plant height, maturity dates, and disease resistance, are not presented in open sources. The variety name appears in general lists of commercial carnation cultivars intended for industrial cultivation.
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