The variety belongs to the semi-dent grain type. Research confirmed its suitability for use in feed mixtures for broilers, where the chemical composition of the grain and nutrient digestibility were evaluated.
Due to its high endogenous alpha-amylase content, the variety was considered a promising raw material for bioethanol production. Literature also contains information on the specific ionic balance in the grain when using various micronutrient fertilizers.
In genetic resource conservation documents, the variety is mentioned in lists dated 1968, which characterizes it as an old breeding unit.
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