The spring two-row barley variety SHAMU is an improved variety created by crossing Sewa and Canor. It is currently included in genetic resource collections, including the Nordic Genetic Resource Center, as a breeding sample.
The variety is mentioned in scientific studies related to the investigation of barley resistance to powdery mildew and covered smut. Precise quantitative characteristics regarding plant height, maturity timing, and grain quality are absent in available publications.
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