The designation GK49xGK42 refers to an intermediate breeding combination used by scientists for comparative scientific research. These lines and the hybrids derived from them were used in experiments to study leaf morphology, grain composition, and suitability for bioethanol production.
In a number of cases, the brown midrib trait, which affects silage digestibility, was investigated in these hybrids. The scientific literature records a morphological observation according to which the leaf blades of this hybrid have a curved shape. Public agronomic characteristics of the plant as a commercial variety are absent.
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