The variety was developed by crossing Dons'kyi napivkarlyk and Bilotserkivs'ka 47, followed by individual selection. Plants have a height of 71–80 cm, an erect bush habit, and a white cylindrical awned ear. The grain is red, large, with a thousand kernel weight of 48–50 g. During flowering and grain formation, a pronounced waxy bloom is observed on the leaves and the ear.
The growing season of the variety lasts 264 days on average. The variety shows increased winter hardiness and lodging resistance. It is noted for moderate resistance to leaf diseases and Fusarium head blight. The grain contains 14.1% protein and 27–32% gluten. Potential yield is up to 9.65 t/ha, recommended for cultivation in the Polissya and Forest-Steppe zones.
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Bilotserkivs'ka napivkarlykovaprimaryQM
Bilotserkivska napivkarlykovaUA
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