The variety originates from a cross between the varieties Quench and Belgravia. The plant has an intermediate tillering type, an ear of medium density and of medium to long length. The awns are of medium to long length compared to the ear.
The grain of the variety is distinguished by high quality. The variety possesses good resistance to lodging and moderate resistance to straw breakage.
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