The plant is of the semi-leafless ("tendril") type with a stem height of 50–70 cm. Flowers are white, with 2–3 flowers forming per peduncle. Pods are of the shelling type, large, slightly concave with a blunt tip. Seeds are pink, round-flattened in shape, 5–7 per pod. Thousand kernel weight is 270–300 g.
The variety is mid-season with a growing period of 71 to 90 days. It possesses resistance to lodging, seed shattering, Ascochyta blight, and anthracnose. Protein content in seeds is 22–23%. The variety is used as a grain crop and is a valuable breeding donor due to the combination of semi-leafless traits and resistance to shattering.
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