Winter wheat Columbia — an elite variety, distinguished by high resistance to various diseases and stress factors. Plants have medium-height erect stems with a flag leaf, on which a weak waxy coating is present, and anthocyanin pigmentation of ears is absent or very weak. Stem with a strong waxy coating on the upper internode and weakly hairy surface of the upper node. Ear cylindrical in shape, medium density, white or straw-yellow in color, long, with weak waxy coatings and teeth. Lower glume is oval, with a raised shoulder of medium width and short, moderately curved teeth, weakly hairy both internally and externally.
