The Merton Dawn cultivar was bred in Great Britain with the participation of the East Malling Research center. In breeding work, it became known as an important genetic material for the creation of new varieties of the crop.
In available sources, detailed morphological and agronomic characteristics of the plant as an independent production crop are absent. Information about the cultivar is found in specialized databases and scientific publications primarily in the context of its participation in the pedigree of other cultivars.
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