The variety belongs to the group of population rye varieties. The plants have a traditional average height and demonstrate good resistance to lodging. The crop is characterized by high adaptability, develops successfully on poor soils, and tolerates moisture deficit and low temperatures.
The variety possesses good resistance to powdery mildew, Fusarium, and Fusarium root rot; resistance to brown rust, stem rust, leaf septoria, and scald is estimated as medium. The grain is distinguished by an increased content of protein and sugars, ensuring stable yield.
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Countries of admission
5 jurisdictions
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