The variety belongs to the winter types of Brassica napus L. rapeseed. In scientific literature, it is considered a traditional (line) variety, which distinguishes it from modern first-generation hybrids.
During agronomic research, the variety was included in trials to assess the level of susceptibility to pathogens, including the fungal diseases Leptosphaeria maculans and Verticillium longisporum, where it demonstrated specific resistance indicators.
Comprehensive data on morphological traits, such as plant height, maturity dates, and yield indicators, are not publicly available. There is also no confirmed data regarding the variety's affiliation with a specific breeding company.
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