The variety was obtained by crossing Excalibur and Caesar. The plant is medium-sized, stem-type, with semi-erect or spreading stems. Tubers have an oval or short-oval shape, light beige smooth skin, and very shallow eyes; the flesh is yellow or cream-colored.
The potato is resistant to wart (pathotype I) and golden potato cyst nematode (Ro1). It exhibits good resistance to silver scurf, gangrene, leaf roll, and mechanical damage. It has moderate resistance to rugose and mild mosaic, as well as low susceptibility to late blight and common scab.
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Variety registered as early as 8
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