The line is used in breeding work as a parent component for creating sunflower hybrids; in particular, it served as one of the parents of the "Turbo" hybrid in combination with line LC-1064 C.
In studies focused on broomrape (Orobanche cumana Wallr.), the LC-1093 line demonstrated high susceptibility to the most virulent populations of the parasite, with an infection rate of 100%.
Publications do not contain systematized data on maturity group, plant height, or product quality indicators, as this line is an intermediate link in the breeding process.
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Countries of admission
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Also known as
breeder code LC1093A
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LC 1093 AprimaryES, TR
LC 1093AUA
LC-1093AUA
LC1093/AUA
LC1093ARU
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