The variety is late-maturing and short-stemmed. It is distinguished by pronounced resistance to soil-borne wheat mosaic virus (SBWMV-NY), making it recommended for cultivation in infested areas.
The thousand kernel weight is rated as relatively low. In scientific circles, the variety has often been used as a model specimen for proteomic analysis and mapping of resistance genes.
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