Mid-early hybrid, reaching a height of 152–190 cm. It possesses a strong stem, ensuring resistance to lodging, and high autumn development vigor with no tendency to overgrow, which allows for its use during early sowing periods.
The hybrid possesses genetic resistance to Phoma, Verticillium wilt and Turnip yellows virus (TuYV), and also exhibits tolerance to Sclerotinia and Alternaria. The seeds are characterized by high oil content (up to 46.8%) and resistance of pods to shattering during harvest.
The oilseed rape is intended for grain production, demonstrating a yield potential of over 60 c/ha. The agronomic practice assumes a good response to growth regulators and the possibility of sowing after fallow or peas.
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