The variety MIRRA is known in breeding work as a component in the pedigrees of other barley varieties, such as Catinka and Kamoto. In scientific literature, it is found primarily in genetic collection lists and catalogs of the origin of old varieties.
In studies of barley resistance to powdery mildew in Northwestern Europe, this variety is characterized as susceptible to the tested pathogen isolates. Specific agronomic characteristics, such as plant height, maturity group, and intended grain use, are not available in open sources.
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