The hybrid belongs to the early maturity group. Studies note the potential for oil yield per unit area; seed yield and fat and protein content are at the level of varietal analogues, while an increased concentration of crude fiber may be observed in the seeds.
In agricultural publications, the hybrid was used in field trials to study productivity under various sowing methods and mineral fertilizer application. The name Smilla is used for different varietal lines within breeding programs of various companies.
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