The variety is a determinate, non-branching type of lupin. During trials, the variety demonstrated seed yields exceeding 3 tonnes per hectare. For sowing this variety, a seeding rate of 100 seeds per m² is recommended, which distinguishes it from branching varieties.
The origin of the variety is linked to the crossing of Lanadex (Belarus) and Orlowskij (Russia) lines. The variety is classified as an agricultural crop and is used for forage purposes.
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