The hybrid belongs to the Dekalb breeding line. According to the FAO classification, the variety belongs to the medium-early maturity group with the code FAO 250.
In scientific publications, DKC 3399 was used as an object for agrotechnical and physiological research, including the study of the influence of biochar on plant productivity, water use efficiency, and response to drought. Detailed morphological characteristics are not available in open sources.
The hybrid is a grain type. It is not listed in the manufacturer's current commercial catalogs and is considered obsolete or discontinued.
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Countries of admission
2 jurisdictions
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DKC 3399primaryDE, QM
DKC3399AT, QM
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