The variety belongs to the plant type with a short stem and semi-leafless morphotype, in which tendrils develop instead of leaves. This structure provides better plant entanglement and stand stability, which facilitates the harvesting process.
The variety possesses high resistance to diseases, including Mycosphaerella blight and seed bleaching. In breeding programs, Radley is often used as a standard when evaluating quality characteristics, such as protein content, starch content, and physicochemical properties of seeds.
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