Tubers have an oblong or oval shape, thin smooth skin of creamy white color, and deep eyes. The flesh is firm, white, and does not fall apart easily when boiled. The dry matter content in the tubers exceeds 18%, and the content of reducing sugars is less than 0.4%.
The variety belongs to the late maturity group. Yield is lower than that of modern varieties such as Agria and Kennebec. The plant shows resistance to silver scurf, rots, and hollow heart, but is sensitive to tuber deformation. The variety is intended for fresh consumption and is preserved in national germplasm banks.
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