The variety belongs to leafless plant types, where tendrils develop instead of classic leaves. It is used primarily for breeding purposes as a source of the afila gene for developing new varieties possessing increased harvest efficiency due to the stems' ability to intertwine.
In scientific literature, the variety is considered a model object for studying the inheritance of the afila trait. Introducing this gene into the genotype of other varieties can lead to a reduction in grain yield by approximately 10% compared to traditional leafy forms.
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