The hybrid is a "00" type (low erucic acid, low glucosinolate), intended for oil production and feed production. In trials during the 1990s and early 2000s, it demonstrated high seed productivity, often outperforming line varieties of that time.
It is characterized by lodging resistance and a certain level of resistance to diseases such as Phoma. Due to high total seed yield, it provided a high oil yield per hectare, despite a slightly lower oil content in the seeds compared to some line varieties.
At present, the hybrid is considered obsolete and is not a relevant commercial variety, having been replaced by more modern breeding achievements.
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