The hybrid belongs to the '00' type (erucic acid-free, low-glucosinolate). Plant height varies from 105 to 130 cm, and the growing period is from 216 to 302 days. The plant is characterized by a rapid spring start, developed lateral branching capacity, and a thousand kernel weight of 5.0–5.6 g.
The variety possesses resistance to lodging, shattering, and drought, as well as good winter hardiness and optimal autumn development rate. Genetic resistance to phoma stem canker is provided by the presence of the RLM7 gene.
The purpose of the hybrid is the production of oilseeds. The oil content of the seeds exceeds 45%. Under production conditions, the yield ranges from 35–49.2 c/ha.
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breeder code H2122061
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ALLBERICH KWSprimaryUA
Allberich KWSGB, SK
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