The hybrid is characterized by medium plant height and high initial development vigor in autumn, which ensures effective rooting. Plants are notable for high resistance to lodging and drought, as well as good adaptability to various moisture and fertilizer conditions. In spring, the hybrid resumes vegetation quickly and shades out weeds; it is suitable for wide-row sowing.
The plant possesses genetic resistance to Phoma stem canker (RLM7 gene) and pod shattering, as well as high tolerance to Sclerotinia stem rot and Cylindrosporium. Oil content in the seeds is 47–50%, glucosinolate content does not exceed 15 mmol/g, erucic acid is absent. Intended for conventional cultivation technology at optimal and late planting dates.
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