The variety is the result of crossing the Eiger and Probus varieties. It is a long-stemmed plant with a late maturity group, adapted to extensive growing conditions.
The plant possesses high resistance to diseases, in particular to Fusarium head blight. Resistance to lodging is medium to low; the risk level increases with excessive application of nitrogen fertilizers.
Grain quality is highly valued in organic production. With intensive cultivation methods involving nitrogen application, gluten strength may decrease.
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