The plant is of the field type, and anthocyanin coloration is absent. Compared to the CDC Amarillo variety, Winterberry has broader stipules, a shorter distance from the axil to the first tendril, and a longer distance from the stem to the first pod.
The distal part of the pod has a blunt shape, whereas in the reference variety it is pointed. The number of ovules per pod is higher. Detailed data on maturity group, yield, disease resistance, and intended use are not available.
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