The winter triticale variety Vuka is intended for grain use and is often used as a component of mixed crops with legumes, such as forage peas. Plants of this variety are distinguished by the presence of broad leaves.
In scientific studies, the variety is characterized as a genotype with high resistance to yellow rust. Vuka grain possesses one of the highest protein content indicators. The variety is widely known in Europe and is used as an object for genetic research and comparative field trials.
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