Poa pratensis L. Kentucky bluegrass · Agricultural · bred by DR J M DUICH
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10 August 2026
The variety possesses growth vigor and medium-sized texture, retaining color until late autumn and early spring. Compared to other varieties, it is distinguished by looser tufts, a wide leaf blade angle, and specific leaf sheath width characteristics.
The plant demonstrates good resistance to leaf spot and stripe smut, as well as moderate resistance to rust. At the same time, the variety shows low drought tolerance under insufficient irrigation and is susceptible to summer diseases.
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