The hybrid belongs to food-type sunflowers and is classified as a low-oil crop. The origin of the variety is linked to the Hungarian sunflower hybrid breeding program launched in 1974.
In scientific research, the hybrid was examined in the context of assessing susceptibility to the sunflower moth. Comparative trials showed that in terms of vulnerability to this pest, Marica 2 has no significant differences from other hybrids.
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Countries of admission
2 jurisdictions
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Also known as
breeder code Marica 2
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Marica 2primaryHU, QM, QZ, SK
MARICA-2ZA
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