The variety was obtained via the doubled haploid method and is a semi-dwarf plant with high lodging resistance. The ear is awnless. The variety is characterized as a “½ winter — ½ alternative” type, which allows for its use in late sowing dates.
It possesses resistance to a complex of mosaic viruses, powdery mildew, and the orange wheat blossom midge, while exhibiting sensitivity to Fusarium head blight, Septoria, rust, and stem breakage. It shows tolerance to chlortoluron.
The grain is distinguished by high protein content and test weight, which classifies the variety as a premium quality bread-making wheat (BPS) intended for the milling industry.
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