The variety belongs to the biscuit wheat group and is characterized by high grain quality. Morphologically, it is a winter crop with a short or medium white ear of medium density and the presence of awnlets.
The variety possesses genetic resistance to the orange wheat blossom midge, which eliminates the need for insecticide application against this pest. Resistance to yellow rust and powdery mildew has also been noted, due to which the variety has been used in scientific research as genetic material for studying diseases.
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