The variety belongs to the species Phleum nodosum (synonym Phleum bertolonii), which differs from Phleum pratense in its smaller size and specific stem base structure. It is characterized by a semi-prostrate growth habit and late heading dates.
The plant is suitable for hay production and intensive grazing, showing good spring and autumn regrowth performance. The variety possesses high palatability and good forage digestibility, although studies have noted its susceptibility to the fungal disease choke.
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