The barley variety Trebon is classified as short-stemmed. It possesses marked resistance to powdery mildew, which is ensured by the presence of the resistance gene mlo11.
This variety is used in breeding work as a source of valuable traits related to productivity and protection against pathogens. Detailed agronomic data for the variety in open sources are presented fragmentarily within the framework of comparative trials.
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