10 August 2026
Glenmore belongs to the group of late-maturing diploid varieties. The variety is intended for use as part of pasture mixtures and is often included in intensive grazing mixtures along with other ryegrass varieties and clover.
The plant is characterized as high-yielding, possessing a high degree of survival and persistence. The variety has undergone independent evaluation, including trials under grazing and mowing conditions.
2 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 619
№ 204766
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Nearby in the species list Gitana, Glacier Bay, Gladio, Gladys, Glen, Glenariff, Glencar, Gleneagle, Glenfield, Glenkeen, Glenrock, Glenroyal, Glenstal, Glenveagh, Globe, Gloria, Glorioso, Goal, Goalie II, Goalkeeper