A variety named Topaze appears in agricultural documentation, however, it is not a soft wheat bred by André Pichot. In literature, this name more often refers to common vetch varieties or serves as a control sample in agronomic trials.
Canadian variety registers record the existence of a spring wheat named TOPAZE, however, details regarding André Pichot's participation in its breeding are absent from accessible publications, which points to potential confusion regarding authorship or the variety name.
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