The Polish-bred variety belonged to the group of so-called "sweet" (low-alkaloid) lupins. Its seeds were used as material in scientific comparative studies of the nutritional value and physical properties of seeds of Polish lupin varieties.
Specific data on the exact maturity group, plant height, or lodging resistance are not publicly available, as the variety is historical and was bred a long time ago. Scientific studies note that it possessed characteristics typical of varieties from that period of breeding.
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