The bulbs have a round, spherical-rhomboid, or elongated-oval shape. Their weight when grown from seeds is 90–160 g, and when using the seedling method — 250–300 g. The dry scales are straw-golden or golden-bronze in color, the flesh is white-cream, and the taste is pungent or semi-pungent.
The variety is resistant to bolting and a number of diseases, and is suitable for mechanized harvesting. The purpose is universal: fresh consumption, culinary use, processing, canning, and long-term winter storage.
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