The Bombay variety is a two-row winter barley. According to descriptive lists, the plants are characterized by an average degree of maturity, corresponding to 6 points on the trait expression scale, and a moderate stem height at the level of 4 points.
The variety has low lodging resistance (3 points) and weak winter hardiness (3 points). Pathogen resistance indicators are also low: 3 points for powdery mildew and net blotch, and 2 points for rhynchosporium.
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