The variety belongs to diploid (2n) forms of Fagopyrum esculentum and is characterized as high-yielding with yield indicators of 1200–1300 kg/ha. The variety is large-seeded, which results in specific technological value indicators, such as increased husk content and lower grain bulk density.
Chemical composition research was conducted on the variety's grain, including an assessment of flavonoid and rutin content levels. The variety is actively used in breeding work and comparative agrotechnical experiments as an object for analyzing crop quality and productivity.
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