Highly resistant to drought and low temperature, its blossoms are bigger and more beautiful than other species of Chrysanthemum. In particular, its blooming and rooting rates are higher than others.

With no pollen, this plant is not harmful to human body and environment.

The new species, registered as transgenic organism No. 1 in the country, gives a glimpse of the nation's developing bioengineering, paving a way for further developing the gene transfer technology.