The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group with an FAO index of 190–200. The grain is of flint-dent type, and the ear is characterized by low attachment on a medium-height stalk.
The plant possesses a good early development rate and the ability to maintain green color throughout the growing season. The hybrid is adapted to difficult climatic conditions, including cold and dry regions.
The purpose of the hybrid is universal: cultivation for silage, grain, biogas, and alcohol production. The crop demonstrates high digestibility of silage mass and requires increased planting density under medium and high yield potential conditions.
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P 7364primaryQZ
P7364CZ, NL, QZ
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