The hybrid belongs to the mid-late maturity group; the FAO index is 390 for silage and grain use, or approximately 420 when grown for grain. The plant is distinguished by a very high growth, a medium-length cob, and a large or very large number of grain rows.
This variety is a "mass-oriented" hybrid with good adaptability to various growing conditions.
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