The variety belongs to the feed use category. Its key feature is the presence of the mlo gene, which provides effective and durable resistance to powdery mildew.
Breeding of the variety was conducted with the aim of achieving resistance to pathogens, including rust. The variety is also mentioned in scientific studies dedicated to the transmission of barley stripe mosaic virus via seeds.
At present, the variety is considered obsolete, and its economic importance has declined in comparison with newer breeding achievements. Detailed data on morphological traits, maturity group, or grain quality indicators are absent in open publications.
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