The Briscard variety is classified as a modern pure line. In UPOV materials, this variety is used as an example for the morphological description of dwarf wheats, in which the stem height excluding the ear does not exceed 35 cm.
In available open publications, there is no information regarding the variety's resistance to diseases, its lodging, as well as detailed characteristics of grain quality, maturity group, and official designation. The variety is primarily mentioned in reference materials for genetic research.
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