The plant is compact with an open habit, being less vigorous than the Chandler and Camarosa varieties. The fruits have an average weight of 26–28 g and possess a firm consistency, while the variety produces fewer small non-marketable berries and demonstrates increased resistance to rain damage.
The variety possesses resistance to powdery mildew, anthracnose, and tolerance to certain viral diseases. Under stress conditions caused by moisture deficit or soil salinity, Gaviota exhibits adaptive mechanisms, including increased proline accumulation.
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