The hybrid belongs to maturity group FAO 610. The plant has a short and sturdy stalk, resistant to lodging and breaking. The ears are positioned low, have excellent tip filling, and typically contain 16 rows of large, dent-type grains.
The variety has a well-developed root system, which ensures high resistance to drought conditions and intensive early growth. The hybrid is suitable for producing commercial grain and also shows above-average silage yield.
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BC 616primaryQZ
BC616HR
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