The variety belongs to the tetraploid type of rye. In variety testing documentation, it is often cited as a classification example, allowing for the distinction between tetraploid forms and diploid varieties.
Specific data on agronomic characteristics, such as yield, plant height, or disease resistance, are absent from open publications. The variety appears exclusively as a reference specimen in methodological guidelines for breeding trials.
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