The variety is a diploid type (2n), serving as an intermediate link between perennial ryegrass and Italian ryegrass. Plant height varies from 60 to 100 cm; morphologically, the variety is distinguished by narrow, long, intensely green leaves.
It is characterized by high resistance to rust, Xanthomonas, and lodging. It possesses marked drought tolerance and medium to medium-high winter hardiness. It persists in the sward for 24–36 months.
Intended for the production of hay, silage, or green fodder; it supports grazing regimes and is designed for 3–4 cuts per year. The recommended seeding rate is 30–40 kg/ha; the variety is suitable for use in mixtures with barley, oats, or clover.
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