The variety was bred at an experimental farm in Karlshuld, Germany. It possesses adaptability to cultivation on peat soils prone to frost. In international practice, the variety has been used as genetic material for developing varieties with increased lodging resistance.
The spring form of the variety is characterized by short-strawed habit and low yield. Under laboratory conditions, the variety demonstrates a high capacity for callus regeneration, which makes it a popular material for transformation protocols and genetic research.
The variety is often cited in scientific publications as a classic material for cytogenetic studies of rye chromosomes. Given that the variety is regional, its modern production characteristics are limited.
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