The variety was obtained using the chemical mutagen phenyl dimethyl sulfonate. In agricultural production, it was used as a grain crop, but it is now more often considered as a genetic resource for breeding research, particularly due to its short-stemmed trait.
The variety is practically not found in modern commercial seed catalogs, as it belongs to the obsolete category. Specific agronomic indicators, such as maturity dates and chemical composition of the grain, are not documented in the sources.
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