The variety belongs to the group of bitter lupines, as indicated by the suffix "keserű" in the name, which signifies a high alkaloid content. Due to this, the use of the variety is limited to forage or industrial purposes; it is not intended for use in food products.
The variety was included in European agricultural plant catalogs, however, its registration has currently been terminated, and detailed agronomic characteristics, such as plant height, maturity group, or disease resistance, are not available in public sources.
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