The variety possesses a high level of resistance to major alfalfa pathogens. Research confirms the presence of defense mechanisms, including antixenosis and antibiosis, against damage caused by the three-cornered alfalfa hopper Spissistilus festinus.
The variety is known for the stability of its forage quality indicators, including crude protein content and digestibility, and has often been used in scientific research as a standard for evaluating hay quality. The plant is characterized by its ability for active flowering.
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