The object is classified as an inbred line used in breeding work. This line appears in scientific research dedicated to the study of genetic components of sunflower.
Information on agronomic and morphological characteristics, such as maturity group, height, yield, or disease resistance, is absent in open sources, as the material is not a commercial variety for mass sowing.
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