The Nitriansky exportný variety belongs to a group of barley varieties bred in Czechoslovakia between 1944 and 1964. It is classified as a malting barley and was the subject of breeding work aimed at improving malt quality.
In scientific literature, the variety is mentioned in the course of comparative studies of grain quality indicators, including beta-glucan content levels. Detailed agronomic characteristics, such as stem height, growing season, or disease resistance, are not presented in the publications.
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