The variety belongs to the "two-season" (2S) type of crops, combining the genetics of winter and spring forms. This allows it to be sown both in autumn, starting from September, and in the spring period until April, which reduces risks in case of unfavorable sowing dates or winter crop loss.
The plant is distinguished by a short stem, which ensures high lodging resistance. The variety possesses increased adaptability to various soil and climatic conditions, including tolerance to drought and heat stress, and is capable of vigorous early growth.
The variety is a facultative crop and is intended for obtaining a stable grain yield. Information on specific resistance to individual diseases is absent in open materials; the main focus is placed on the general ecological plasticity of the variety.
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