The variety belongs to spring semi-dwarf types. Its morphological features include the presence of the Rht1 semi-dwarf gene, which provides the plant with lodging resistance.
In agronomic studies, the variety was considered high-yielding and was used as significant genetic material for breeding programs worldwide. The variety showed resistance to various types of rust, and the quality of its grain and flour became the basis for further breeding improvements.
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