The variety belongs to the open-pollinated type and is associated with the Petkus genetic pool. In agronomic practice, the variety has been considered as a standard population reference for organic farming. Research indicates the need for a possible increase in seeding rates when sowing at late dates to ensure target yields.
In scientific literature, the variety is characterized as susceptible to stem rust and is often used as a susceptibility standard when testing other breeding lines and rye populations. Information on precise morphological parameters, such as plant height, is limited in open sources.
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Countries of admission
10 jurisdictions
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