The maize hybrid is intended primarily for grain cultivation with a high grain output of 66.7–67%, and is also suitable for silage production. It is a plant of the mid-early maturity group with FAO 230–240, possessing a stay-green effect and good grain moisture loss.
The grain is flint-dent type, the thousand kernel weight is approximately 323–325 g. The ear is conical-cylindrical, "flex" type, has low attachment, and contains 14 rows with 32 grains each. During the milk stage, the plant height reaches 275–300 cm.
The hybrid has good lodging resistance and is tolerant to loose smut, ear fusariosis, and other fungal diseases. It is distinguished by its adaptability to various soil types, including poor and mosaic soils, as well as stability of pollination under adverse weather conditions.
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