The variety is early-maturing and was originally bred for cultivation in greenhouses, hotbeds, and warm beds, although it is also suitable for open field. The plant forms white, flat, rounded stems, which during the growth process are often located almost on the soil surface.
The leaf apparatus is characterized as relatively small, with short, finely dissected leaves on long petioles. If harvested late, the tubers are prone to lignification. The variety is known under a number of international synonyms, including White Vienna, Bečka bela, Dunajska bela, and Witte van Wenen.
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