The hybrid is mid-early with a growing season of approximately 118 days. The plant is characterized as tall and vigorous, with narrow or medium leaves positioned at an acute angle to the stem. The cob is long, slightly conical in shape, and contains 16–18 grain rows.
The grain is of the flint-dent type and contains up to 73% starch; the thousand kernel weight is 280–300 g. The color of the upper part of the grain is yellow, and the lower part is orange. The hybrid shows high resistance to lodging as well as to major pathogens, including Fusarium ear rot, common smut, and Helminthosporium leaf blight.
The plant possesses good resistance to the European corn borer. Agrotechnology suggests a sowing rate of 80 to 100 thousand plants per hectare.
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