The variety belongs to the late-maturing group and is low-growing. In the grain quality assessment system, the variety is classified as class "A".
The variety exhibits resistance to Fusarium head blight at certain levels of nitrogen nutrition, but in comparative trials, it demonstrated a high level of infestation by the wheat blossom midge.
The plant has been used both in agricultural practice and as genetic material in breeding programs to study resistance to pathogens.
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