The variety is characterized by a "sunken" crown and a branched root system, which provides resistance to grazing, mechanical impact, and intensive machinery traffic. The plant possesses tolerance to stressful soil conditions, including areas with high groundwater levels.
The variety demonstrates resistance to alfalfa weevil damage. The level of fall dormancy corresponds to a Fall Dormancy 4 rating, which classifies the variety into the mid-season maturity group. In field trials, the variety shows high productivity and good stand longevity.
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