The pea variety Sirius is mentioned in scientific research as an object for assessing nutritional value in poultry feed. The plant is characterized by rich leafiness, which ensures high productivity of green mass, and possesses the ability to effectively suppress weed vegetation.
In a number of publications, this variety is described as an early-maturing and drought-tolerant crop. It is also noted that Sirius is a brown-seeded variety containing tannins.
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Countries of admission
8 jurisdictions
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