The rootstock tree has an upright habit, a globular crown, and a well-developed root system, ensuring reliable anchorage in the soil. An important economic trait is the absence of root suckers.
The plant is characterized by high winter hardiness, drought tolerance, and resistance to major fungal diseases, including leaf curl, powdery mildew, and Cytospora canker. The rootstock is compatible with a wide range of peach varieties; trees grafted onto it show precocity and high productivity.
The rootstock's own fruits have low quality: they are small, weighing about 33 g, with coarse white flesh that separates poorly from the pit, and are not intended for consumption.
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