The variety belongs to traditional Spanish alfalfa cultivars. During comparative field trials, it was classified as a plant with an upright growth habit, distinguishing it from certain varieties with a prostrate growth habit.
Detailed morphological characteristics, such as precise height, indicators of disease resistance, or forage quality parameters, are not detailed in available publications.
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