The barley variety Pamela was developed by the breeding company SECOBRA Recherches and registered in 1986. At present, this variety is obsolete and does not belong to current commercial breeding products.
In scientific publications, such as Barley Genetics Newsletter, the variety name appears in the context of genetic research, particularly in the study of specific loci and anthocyanin mutants. Objective agronomic characteristics of the variety are not provided in modern registers due to the time elapsed since its creation.
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Countries of admission
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Regions of admission, rights holders, and status of plant breeders' rights
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