The variety is characterized as relatively early-maturing and short-stemmed. It possesses partial resistance to clubroot (Plasmodiophora brassicae) and is often used in breeding programs to study defense mechanisms against this pathogen.
The variety's production meets the "canola" quality standard. The primary purpose of the crop is cultivation for oilseeds, with the variety more frequently serving as an object of scientific trials than as a mass production hybrid.
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