The variety is a six-row barley derived from a combination of Ager and Nymphe. In scientific studies, it is often used as a reference with a typical chromosomal set, and a non-functional ppdH2 allele, which determines the response to vernalization, has been identified in its genotype.
The plant possesses lodging resistance due to strong straw. During trials, the variety demonstrated high yield, adaptability to various growing conditions, and tolerance to soil moisture deficit. The grain of the variety is characterized by distinct agronomic quality indicators, such as protein content and grain weight.
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Countries of admission
6 jurisdictions
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Variety registered as early as 2
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