Elymus rostratus variety "Brodsky widely-eared" – is a high-quality agricultural product intended for sowing under the moderately-Volga and Urals climate conditions. Seeds are characterized by a purity of no less than 95 % and germination of at least 80 %, which ensures stable plant growth and high yield. The culture belongs to the group of rostrate Elymus, and the variety has been recognized as a selection achievement due to its outstanding agronomic properties.
The plant's form is an upright bush of medium density with a round, glabrous stem. Leaves are green and linear in shape, while pubescence is weak, which reduces moisture loss. The inflorescence is a complex spikelet of oval shape, light brown color, dense structure, and awned appearance. A spikelet has an inverted egg shape, and seeds are elongated-lanceolate, light brown with a short awn.
The variety "Brodsky widely-eared" is characterized by resistance to unfavorable climatic conditions and the ability to quickly root. Thanks to the dense structure of inflorescences and high seed germination, the plant provides good yield both as a fodder crop and for grain production. This makes it a sought-after choice among farmers striving to improve the efficiency of agricultural production.
