The variety was distinguished by medium heading and maturity dates. Plants were rather tall and possessed low lodging resistance.
Regarding pathogens, the variety demonstrated a low degree of infection by eyespot, a low level of powdery mildew infection, and was studied for susceptibility to Fusarium head blight.
The grain had a medium thousand kernel weight, medium density, and medium protein content. It was characterized by low vitreousness (mealiness) with a rather high content of good quality gluten.
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