The variety is late-maturing, intended for industrial processing, feed purposes, and export. In the initial development period, plant growth is slow, and the bush has an open form. Subsequently, powerful foliage with small leaves is formed, covering the soil well.
Tubers have light-yellow flesh, are formed in large numbers, but are characterized by an irregular shape. The variety is characterized by a very high starch yield and good responsiveness to nitrogen fertilizer application. The tuber harvesting process is described as easy.
The variety showed relative resistance to late blight of foliage and tubers; however, its decline was noted over time. Currently, the variety is considered archival and is not used in modern production.
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