The common wheat variety Arlequin is mentioned in a number of publications as an object of commercial use in France. In the context of agronomic research, this variety appears in lists of participants in trials aimed at assessing grain quality.
In field trials in Europe, the Arlequin variety is characterized as early-maturing and short-stemmed. There is also information regarding the participation of this variety in comparative studies focused on the study of resistance to Tilletia caries.
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Countries of admission
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