The subject is a Complex Flint type inbred line, which is not a commercial variety for general agronomic use. It is used exclusively for scientific purposes to study genetic diversity, starch accumulation processes, and cell wall lignification.
In literature, the characteristics of the line are considered primarily in the context of laboratory research, specifically in the study of silage quality, where it serves as a reference for the analysis of lignin content and enzymatic digestibility of cell walls.
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