The hybrid belongs to the mid-maturing group with a growing season in the range of 105–120 days. In scientific literature, it was primarily referred to as a control sample during research, including the evaluation of transgenic lines.
Detailed morphological and agronomic characteristics of the plant are absent in open publications. In patent documentation, the hybrid was mentioned as a source of cellulose for insecticidal compositions; however, data on resistance to diseases, lodging, or grain quality are not recorded.
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Countries of admission
3 jurisdictions
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DK 512primaryES, FR, QZ
DK512FR
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