The hybrid belongs to the dent type and was used in research related to seed quality and silage production.
In the late 1990s, the variety was mentioned in reports regarding the detection of traces of genetically modified organisms containing Bacillus thuringiensis genes, which was linked to accidental cross-pollination during seed material cultivation.
Detailed agronomic characteristics, such as FAO maturity group, plant height, or yield indicators, are absent in open sources. Information about the variety is archival in nature.
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