The hybrid is early-maturing with a vegetation period of 90–99 days and an FAO index of 200–210. The grain is of the flint-dent type; the ears are large, multi-rowed, containing on average 14–16 rows. The plant stem is well-foliated.
The plant possesses resistance to lodging, cold tolerance, drought tolerance, and withstands waterlogging. Tolerance to a number of diseases is noted, including Helminthosporium leaf blight, rust, ear Fusarium, and smut. Rapid accumulation of starch is noted in the grain, the content of which is 73–75%.
The hybrid is intended for use for grain and silage, recommended for farms with intensive cultivation technologies and a high agro-background, and is suitable for drought conditions.
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