The variety is a diploid form of Phacelia tanacetifolia and has an erect habit. In international classification, the variety is accepted as a reference specimen for conducting trials and describing the characteristics of the species.
The plant possesses high ecological plasticity, resistance to frosts down to -7...-9°C, and arid conditions. The variety is used as a honey plant, a green manure for improving soil structure, and a phytosanitary agent that reduces the number of pests in the soil.
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