The variety is early-maturing, with ripening occurring one day earlier than the Skyfall standard. The plant features stiff straw, which provides lodging resistance, and demonstrates a very aggressive growth habit, especially during the spring period.
The variety possesses genetic resistance to eyespot (Pch1 gene) and orange wheat blossom midge (Sm1 gene). For other diseases, the resistance ratings are: yellow rust — 9, powdery mildew — 8, brown rust and septoria — 7.
The grain has high quality with a falling number of 275–290 s, a protein content of 11.4–11.6%, and a bulk density of 78.4–79 kg/hl. The origin of the variety is linked to the crossing of Skyfall and KWS Siskin varieties. Due to its resistance to eyespot, the variety is suitable for cultivation in crop rotation following cereal predecessors.
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