The hybrid belongs to the FAO 250 maturity group and has an intermediate grain type between flint and dent. The plants are tall, characterized by good leafiness, a robust profile, and the presence of well-filled ears.
The variety possesses high resistance to lodging and stem breakage below the ear, as well as good early growth. It shows tolerance to Fusarium and drought stress conditions. During the maturation process, the grain is characterized by intensive moisture loss.
The hybrid is for universal use. When grown for silage, it is valued for its high total biomass yield and energy value (starch content about 36.5–36.9%, fiber digestibility about 57%, lactation energy about 6.43–6.45 MJ/kg).
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