This specimen belongs to the Lancaster genetic plasma and is used in breeding work to study heterosis and to develop early-maturing maize forms adapted to steppe conditions.
The object is not a commercial hybrid for commodity cultivation. Detailed morphological characteristics, such as plant height or yield indicators, are not fixed for this line, as they depend on specific crossing schemes.
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