The hybrid belongs to the mid-season group; in 1990s publications, it was classified under the FAO 600 system with a vegetation period of approximately 109 days. It was intended primarily for grain cultivation and was also used for experimental purposes with the application of pest control technologies and herbicides.
In agronomic studies of previous years, this hybrid repeatedly served as a comparative standard during trials of various sowing dates and irrigation regimes. Currently, the hybrid is considered obsolete and lacks up-to-date full morphological descriptions in open reference materials.
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