The designation F 226 refers to a French maize breeding line. In scientific research, it is used to study morphological traits, such as grain vitreousness and number of rows per ear, as well as physiological properties, particularly cell wall digestibility.
The line is characterized by vitreous grain and the presence of 12–14 grain rows per ear. In breeding work, it is valued as a component for obtaining new hybrids and is not intended for use as an independent variety for commercial production.
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