The alfalfa variety Sinesap, also known under the name Sapko, is a specialized crop with a reduced level of saponins. This glycoside content is significantly lower than the standard values for common alfalfa varieties, which improves the nutritional value of the plant when feeding monogastric animals.
Data on morphological traits, such as plant height, disease resistance, or growing season, are not detailed in the available technical sources.
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