The variety is a winter form of triticale and is classified as late-maturing. The plant is awned, possesses good winter hardiness, and is responsive to fertilizer application. The variety is suitable for use as a grain and cover crop, as well as in organic farming systems.
Tulus demonstrates high resistance to fungal pathogens, particularly Fusarium head blight, and possesses low susceptibility to ergot. The variety has a certain resistance to lodging and is also characterized by good yield potential.
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Countries of admission
12 jurisdictions
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Variety registered as early as 4
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