The alfalfa variety Cinna shows high indicators for green mass yield, dry matter, and crude protein content when grown under specific climatic conditions. The variety's productivity tends to show stable growth over time.
Seed yield of the variety is comparable to control samples in a number of locations, however, in other regions, it may range from 60% to 80% of the control level, which indicates the dependence of results on environmental conditions. In scientific publications, the variety is also considered in the context of genetic analysis of seedling resistance to aphids.
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