The variety has genetic resistance to turnip yellows virus (TuYV), the RLM7 resistance gene to phoma stem canker, and tolerance to Cylindrosporium leaf spot. Genetic resistance to pod shattering is provided.
The oilseed rape is intended for conventional cultivation technology and is suitable for optimal and late sowing dates. It is part of the N-Flex program, which ensures increased nitrogen use efficiency and adaptability to conditions with insufficient nitrogen nutrition.
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