The variety possesses a semi-leafless leaf type and is classified as a tall plant. In agronomic studies, it is categorized as a crop with intermediate winter hardiness, while in specialized tests, the variety demonstrated high frost resistance.
Dove is actively used in breeding programs as a parent form. Its primary genetic significance lies in the ability to transfer the afila gene, which is responsible for the semi-leafless plant type, to other pea varieties.
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