The object is not a variety of common wheat, but represents a group of local Spanish durum wheat landraces. The variety name is traditionally associated with the morphological features of the spikes, which have black awns, and the geographical origin of this population.
Given that RASPINEGRO is not a unified modern variety, but a natural population, fixed agronomic characteristics are absent for it. Studies indicate a high level of genetic diversity within the group and potential value for breeding due to grain quality indicators, such as the content of phenolic compounds and gluten properties.
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