10 August 2026
The variety forms multi-stemmed bushes with a spreading shape when planted at low density. Leaves are large, broadly lanceolate, shiny on the upper side, with dense pubescence on the underside and distinct venation. On winter shoots, two horn-shaped scales are characteristic in the area of the leaf scars. Flowering occurs early, in March-April, before the appearance of leaves.
The plant is intended for the creation of energy plantations, soil erosion protection, and wastewater treatment. The variety possesses high ecological plasticity, is suitable for cultivation in lowland and foothill regions, and is characterized by resistance to pests and diseases, as well as efficient lignocellulosic biomass formation.
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