The barley variety Drum (Hordeum vulgare L.) appears in breeding programs as genetic material. It was used in crosses to create high-yielding spring malting barley varieties; in particular, it is one of the parents of the variety Quench.
Specialized descriptions of morphological traits or data on disease resistance for the variety Drum are not available in the public domain, as it is mentioned in scientific literature primarily in the context of genetic research and pedigree development.
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