The hybrid is characterized by rapid development in autumn and moderate resumption of vegetation in spring, which minimizes risks from frosts. Early and prolonged flowering has a favorable effect on yield formation. The hybrid possesses high pod shatter resistance.
The plant possesses genetic resistance to phoma stem canker (RLM7 gene) and Sclerotinia stem rot, as well as tolerance to turnip yellows virus. The hybrid effectively assimilates nitrogen and is adapted to various soil and climatic conditions; the recommended seeding rate is 400–500 thousand seeds per hectare.
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