The variety belongs to short-stemmed plants, characterized by the absence of lodging and high yield. In studies, resistance to certain rust races was noted, however, upon introduction to some regions, the variety showed susceptibility to stem nematode, Fusarium, and stripe rust.
The variety has significant breeding importance; its genetics served as the basis for the development of many modern soft spring wheat varieties, particularly in Canada. Detailed data on the maturity group and flour quality indicators are absent in open sources.
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