The Jindra variety is a soft winter wheat, classified as variety lutescens (Alef.) Mansf. The origin of the variety is linked to the Czech Republic.
In agronomic publications, the variety is mentioned primarily in lists of genotypes used for comparative trials of yield, the influence of tillage systems, and resistance to stress factors. Detailed morphological characteristics and grain quality indicators are not provided in the materials.
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Countries of admission
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