In 1973, a winter wheat variety named Solid was registered in Sweden, but detailed morphological descriptions of this historical variety are absent from available materials.
In modern breeding, the term is often used to designate a variety with a solid (non-hollow) stem, which is a key protective characteristic against the wheat stem sawfly. This category includes various common wheat varieties bred for regions susceptible to this pest.
In a number of commercial catalogs, there are mentions of durum wheat with this name, however, this is often due to confusion between the variety name and the descriptive characteristic of the stem structure.
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