The hybrid is a short plant with a height of about 140 cm. The head has an average diameter of 17 cm, the average thousand kernel weight is 67 g. The yield potential exceeds 42 c/ha with an oil content of up to 50%.
The plant possesses high lodging resistance and a high level of initial growth energy. The hybrid is resistant to Orobanche races A–G+, downy mildew, Phomopsis, Phoma, white mold of the head and roots, charcoal rot, and also shows tolerance to charcoal rot.
Due to the short growing period, the hybrid is suitable for late and stubble sowing, as well as for cultivation under irrigation. Recommended for regions with a high probability of the spread of aggressive Orobanche races.
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breeder code LHA3263/02
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LG 50480primaryMD, RU
LG50480ES, IT, QM, QZ, UA
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