The Melvin variety belongs to field peas and was intended for forage purposes. It was distinguished by good tolerance to heat and drought, and early sowing dates, preferably before mid-May, were recommended for its cultivation.
Data on the variety are found in publications from the 1980s associated with Canadian agricultural associations. The variety does not appear in current registries, likely being obsolete.
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