The line was developed at the NARDI Fundulea breeding center and is used in breeding programs to obtain disease-resistant populations. It has been used in experimental crosses, including interspecific crosses with wild species Helianthus tuberosus and Helianthus maximiliani, for the study of trait inheritance.
The primary trait of the line is resistance to various races of broomrape (Orobanche cumana). In scientific publications, the line is considered a breeding tool and a parental form, while data on its commercial characteristics, such as plant height or maturity periods, are not provided.
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LC 1029 BprimaryFR
Lc 1029bQZ
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