The variety has an origin related to the crossing of Bert 9 (Maris Huntsman × Glaucus) × Urban varieties. Based on its morphological characteristics, the variety is classified as late-maturing and tall-growing.
The grain of the variety is characterized by stable falling number values at a medium or high level, as well as specific technological properties of gluten. In scientific studies, Batis is often used as a control sample, demonstrating susceptibility to certain types of smut and attractiveness to certain types of pests.
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