10 August 2026
The variety belongs to diploid forms and is characterized as late-maturing. The plant forms a dense turf and is distinguished by a high leaf-to-stem ratio, which is an important indicator of forage mass quality.
Barianne is used for agricultural purposes as a forage crop. In agronomic publications, the variety appears in reports on productivity and dry matter yield tests, rather than as a turfgrass plant.
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