The variety belongs to the spring oilseed rape group. A key agronomic feature is a very short harvest period of 2–3 days, during which harvesting must be completed to avoid seed losses exceeding 1%.
In scientific experiments, the variety demonstrated sensitivity to the fungus Rhizoctonia solani, which causes root rot and seedling lodging. It was also tested for its reaction to boron toxicity. The intended use of the variety is for seed production for further processing.
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