The 1111 A line is used in breeding work to obtain sunflower hybrids, including those with resistance to imidazolinone herbicides. Research data confirm the use of this line in the creation of various hybrid combinations demonstrating high seed yield and oil content indicators.
This line is not an independent commercial variety, therefore detailed morphological and agronomic characteristics are not provided for it as a final product, as these indicators are evaluated for specific hybrids obtained with its participation.
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1111 AprimaryBG, UA
1111AQM
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