The hybrid is characterized by tall growth and the formation of compact, well-branched, and lodging-resistant crops. The plant possesses high initial autumn growth vigor and the ability to accumulate significant biomass before winter sets in. The variety is resistant to pod shattering.
The flowering period begins at a later time, which helps to avoid damage from spring frosts. The hybrid demonstrates high plasticity to various climatic conditions, including zones at risk of drought, and is intended for seed production for oil and fodder purposes.
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