The barley variety MIP Tytul belongs to the spring two-row subspecies. It was created during breeding work to improve the adaptive properties of the grain crop and is intended for use as malting raw material.
This genotype possesses pronounced indicators of productivity and adaptability in the conditions of the Forest-Steppe, Polesia, and Steppe zones. In scientific breeding practice, the variety is often used as a parental component in crosses for developing new high-yielding barley populations.
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