The variety belongs to the feed wheat group and is characterized by a later maturity period relative to early standards. The plant has a tall stem that nevertheless demonstrates good lodging resistance. The botanical description notes a pyramidal white ear shape with incomplete awns at the tip.
The variety possesses a strong resistance complex to major cereal diseases, including yellow rust, Septoria, and eyespot. The produce is distinguished by a high Hagberg falling number. The variety is considered universal, suitable for cultivation on various soil types, and can be used as a first or second cereal crop in a crop rotation.
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