The variety is intended for long-term storage and professional cultivation. In the agrotechnical cycles of Southern Europe, it is classified as a 'Grano' type crop, which implies obtaining a high-quality harvest suitable for long-term storage.
In scientific studies dedicated to phytopathology, the hybrid is mentioned in the context of studying bulb infection by the fungus Fusarium proliferatum. Detailed morphological characteristics of the plant are not presented in open sources, however, the variety is characterized as late-maturing.
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