The variety belongs to the 'canola' type, which implies low erucic acid and glucosinolate content in the seeds. The plant does not possess resistance to virulent pathotypes of clubroot, while it acts as a parental component for breeding hybrids with resistance to phoma stem canker.
During comparative trials in Australia, a decrease in yield was recorded when the variety was exposed to heat stress during the ripening period. The variety is sensitive to the choice of sowing dates, however, detailed morphological characteristics of the plant, such as height or lodging resistance scores, are not publicly available.
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