The variety belongs to the "ram's horn" type. Fruits are traditionally used both fresh and for canning (sterilization) whole, including the option of keeping the seed cavity, in both technical and botanical maturity.
Compared to modern hybrids of the same breeding program, the variety is characterized by smaller fruit size and a thinner wall. In current catalogs of the breeding company, the variety is positioned as a historical benchmark for comparison with new developments.
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