The hybrid is a tall plant with strong stem pubescence in the upper part and no branching. The head is large and bent downwards upon maturity. The seeds are oval-elongated, black without spotting, and have gray lateral stripes.
The oil content in seeds averages about 50%. The hybrid is characterized by stable yields in various climatic conditions, including arid regions. Cultivation practices allow for the use of weed control technologies, including Clearfield, as well as minimum and no-tillage.
The plant is moderately resistant to downy mildew and white rot, while susceptible to Phomopsis and broomrape. High stress tolerance is combined with rapid moisture loss during ripening, which helps reduce harvest losses.
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