The variety is used in forage production and possesses a high overall yield level with a record productivity indicator in the first cut. In reference materials, the variety is classified with a dormancy 4 index.
In official classifications, the Excelle variety is used as a reference for describing the morphological traits of alfalfa flowers. Plants of this variety exhibit an absence or an extremely low frequency of appearance of white, cream, or yellow colored flowers.
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