The variety is a late-maturing winter soft wheat. The plant is characterized as tall-growing, which is typical for varieties from the 1970s period prior to the spread of forms with dwarfing genes.
In scientific research, the variety stands out for its relatively high resistance to Fusarium head blight. Currently, it is primarily maintained in gene banks and is used in breeding work as a source of genetic material for studying disease resistance and physiological traits.
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