The hybrid is a mid-maturing plant 155–165 cm in height. It possesses a powerful root system, ensuring rapid development in the autumn period and early spring regrowth. The plants have a compact shape and a strong stem.
The variety has high resistance to lodging and pod shattering. It demonstrates resistance to major diseases, including stem phoma, cylindrosporiosis, and powdery mildew. It is distinguished by a very high level of winter hardiness and drought tolerance.
Intended for traditional cultivation technology, suitable for sowing in optimal and late periods due to its compensatory ability. The hybrid demonstrates high yield stability and quality indicators of oil output per hectare.
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Countries of admission
4 jurisdictions
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Variety registered as early as 3
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Also known as
breeder code 14wt509c
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PT 275primaryDE, MD, QM
PT275BY, QM, QZ, RS, UA
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