The variety is an awnless lutescens type; plants reach a height of 80–90 cm. The variety possesses high productivetillering, allowing for the use of reduced seeding rates, and large grain with a thousand kernel weight of 41.3 to 52.4 g.
The mid-season variety is distinguished by early heading and maturity. It possesses very high lodging resistance and drought tolerance, while winter hardiness is rated as medium. The yield potential is 7–10 t/ha.
The variety demonstrates high resistance to brown rust, powdery mildew, Septoria, and Fusarium, although some studies note susceptibility to Fusarium head blight. The grain belongs to class A with a protein content of 11.0–11.5% and gluten content of 22–27%.
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