The hybrid was known as one of the varieties used in temperate regions. It was also mentioned in scientific research as material applied in breeding programs to improve the characteristics of forage maize, in particular, in experiments on crossing with exotic ETO material.
More detailed morphological and economic traits of this hybrid are absent from open reference sources, which is typical for breeding products of past decades that have been removed from active production or replaced by new generations of hybrids.
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