The variety belongs to the 3rd group of soft wheat according to the nabim classification. It possesses the ability for active tillering, forms a large number of grains in the ear, and is characterized by large grain. The ears have awns.
The genetic basis of the variety includes introgressions from the wild relative Triticum dicoccoides, which ensured resistance to a number of diseases. The variety became the first high-yielding representative of the crop with resistance to the orange wheat blossom midge.
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