The variety belongs to winter forms of oilseed rape. During its period of popularity, the variety was characterized as productive, with a low content of erucic acid and glucosinolates, which met the breeding standards of that time for food and feed use.
The variety participated in studies of genetic diversity using RAPD markers. Detailed morphological characteristics of the plant and data on disease resistance are not presented in open sources.
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