The variety belongs to the compensative type and matures approximately three days later than the Bohemia variety. The plant is of the compensative type and has moderate lodging resistance, which requires the use of growth regulators under intensive cultivation technologies.
The variety is characterized by high adaptability and very high winter hardiness. It possesses pronounced resistance to Fusarium head blight, rust, and Septoria, which allows for sowing after cereal predecessors or maize, as well as when using no-till technology.
The grain corresponds to the elite quality class. Consistently high protein content, good sedimentation and baking volume indices are combined with high test weight and stability of the falling number under unfavorable weather conditions during harvest.
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