The variety is classified as fodder barley. Under field conditions and experimental studies, it demonstrates an intermediate growth habit and a specific profile of volatile organic compounds.
When compared with other varieties, Luhkas shows higher stem and root biomass indices, as well as greater plant height. The variety is used as a model in scientific experiments related to the study of cereal crop productivity factors.
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