The variety is short-stemmed, with a plant height of 70–80 cm. The plants have awned ears and erectoid leaves with a pronounced waxy bloom. The variety belongs to the early maturity group.
The plant possesses high tolerance to lodging and resistance to major foliar diseases, including Septoria, powdery mildew, Fusarium head blight, as well as brown and yellow rust. The grain is characterized by a high thousand kernel weight and test weight, possessing good baking qualities.
The variety is intended for intensive cultivation conditions and responds positively to fertilizer application. Due to its early maturation and vegetative mass characteristics, the variety is considered a successful crop rotation predecessor for winter oilseed rape.
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