The hybrid was intended for use as an oilseed crop. During field trials, the plant demonstrated seed yield and oil content indicators corresponding to the breeding standards of the Fundulea institute of that period.
As of today, the hybrid is considered historical and is not used in modern commercial production. Specific data on maturity group, disease resistance, and lodging are not publicly available.
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