The variety is classified as confectionery with black seeds suitable for human consumption. The seeds contain up to 52% oil, up to 30% protein, as well as vitamin E and amino acids.
In comparative studies, the variety may exhibit sensitivity to drought and certain races of broomrape. The variety often serves as a historical standard for evaluating the productivity and adaptability of new hybrids.
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Countries of admission
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Variety registered as early as 2
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