The variety is a local population, not a breeding hybrid. The name translates as “eight-row white,” which indicates the main morphological feature: the cobs form 8 rows of white grains.
In official classifications, the crop belongs to the FAO 100 group, which characterizes it as very early-maturing. The variety is used on farms primarily for local needs and livestock.
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