The variety is classified as semi-dwarf and is distinguished by high lodging resistance, which allows it to be grown on sites with high nitrogen levels. The plant is characterized by good leaf health, but shows increased susceptibility to tan spot and fusarium head blight.
Yield is formed through medium seeding density and a high number of grains per ear with a very low thousand kernel weight, which can lead to grain shrinkage during dry periods. Yield performance on loess and loamy soils is assessed as stable and above average.
Grain quality characteristics include high falling number stability and good sedimentation values with crude protein content below the average level.
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