The hybrid belongs to the mid-season group with a maturity index of 300 according to the FAO system. Plant height reaches 214.5 cm. The variety is used primarily as silage maize and is often used in scientific experiments for studying agrotechnical factors and phytotoxicity.
The yield of the variety is distinguished by high digestibility, reaching 692 g/kg of dry matter, and relatively low lignin content. The protein content in dry matter is about 70.5 g/kg. In comparative trials, the hybrid showed moderate resistance to drought conditions.
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Anjou 387primaryIT, PT, QM, SI
ANJOU387QM, QZ
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