The variety was obtained by crossing breeding line 00628G34-2 and the Glosa variety using individual selection in the F2, F3, and F5 generations. The plant possesses high adaptability to biotic and abiotic factors, which allows it to be used in southern regions with unstable climates.
Under organic farming conditions, the variety shows stability in thousand kernel weight and is classified by quality as 3rd class grain. The variety demonstrates high yield indicators, comparable to or exceeding traditional wheat varieties, while being characterized as drought-tolerant.
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