The hybrid belongs to the late-maturing FAO 700 group with a growing period of about 135 days. The plant is tall, distinguished by upright leaves and prolonged retention of green color. The grain is of the dent type; the cob forms from 16 to 20 rows of kernels. Grain moisture release is average.
The plant possesses early growth vigor and is adapted to low spring temperatures and early insect damage. The hybrid is universal and intended for use for grain, silage, earlage, and biogas. Studies have noted a tendency toward more intensive infestation by stored-product insect pests.
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AGN 672primaryGR, QM
AGN672SI
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