The Gupina variety is a diploid (2n) hybrid derived from a cross between perennial ryegrass and Italian ryegrass. The plant possesses a fine-leaved structure, which facilitates rapid drying of mown biomass and reduces the risk of forage contamination with soil.
The variety belongs to the mid-late maturity group and demonstrates stable growth within mixed meadow grass stands. Its agronomic characteristics allow for efficient use of the crop for hay production and livestock grazing, as well as inclusion in legume-grass mixtures.
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