The hybrid belongs to the FAO 300 maturity group and is characterized as a flint-dent grain type. It is an intensive-type hybrid developed to increase yield under stress and drought conditions.
It possesses high resistance to stalk anthracnose compared to previous generations of hybrids. The grain has high density, making it suitable for use as feed and for ethanol production.
The primary purpose of the hybrid is grain production. The variety is actively used in production experiments and scientific research into the processing potential of maize raw materials.
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Countries of admission
3 jurisdictions
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Bc 344primaryQM, SI
BC344UA
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