The variety is intended for spring sowing and is characterized by the presence of yellow cotyledons. In a number of descriptions, it is indicated as a semi-leafless plant type, known as afila.
According to the classification of feed crops, the variety is marked as feed peas. Information about the variety is found in scientific publications dedicated to research on cadmium accumulation in the grain of legumes.
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