The variety is classified as early-maturing, sometimes characterized as mid-early. The plant is vigorous, with dark foliage color, exhibits cold hardiness, adaptability to various soils, and resistance to bolting.
The bulbs have a rounded or obovate shape and succulent flesh; the dry scales are golden in color. The variety is intended for the fresh market and is suitable for sale as green onions or bunching products.
In professional circles, the 'Babosa' type variety often serves as a standard when conducting tests for distinctness, uniformity, and stability. Data on keeping quality are contradictory, ranging from excellent to limited.
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