The Domital variety belongs to the winter triticale crop. In modern agronomic catalogs, it is listed as discontinued from production and has primarily historical or research significance. In scientific publications, the variety is often used as an object for genetic analysis, particularly the study of glutenin and secalin loci, or as a standard for assessing winter hardiness and productivity in the forest-steppe zone conditions.
Morphologically, the variety is characterized by a plant height of 115–120 cm. Productivity indicators, such as the thousand kernel weight, are about 39 g under experimental conditions. The variety was created as a universal grain crop intended for forage purposes with the potential for use in baking.
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