The hybrid was introduced in 1995 and was primarily used as a genotype in scientific experiments. The studies covered the plant's response to soil salinity, the effect of fertilizers, oil content accumulation, and resistance to pests, in particular to the bug Nezara viridula.
Under test conditions, the hybrid demonstrated an oil concentration of about 42.73%. Regarding pests, the genotype showed partial susceptibility. There is no data on widespread commercial use or inclusion in modern state registers.
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