The variety is characterized as very late-flowering. In agronomic studies, it was evaluated as a forage crop, with trials assessing total yield, first-cut yield, competitiveness, and plant endurance.
In available materials, the variety was mentioned in the context of rust resistance assessment under greenhouse conditions. The late flowering time was the reason the variety did not gain popularity in certain regions, for example, in Australia.
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