The hybrid belongs to the mid-early or mid-season maturity group. The plant has a strong stalk and a powerful root system, the ear is attached at an average height, grain type is dent. The thousand kernel weight ranges from 310 to 400 grams, the starch content in the grain reaches 72–75%.
The maize is characterized by high tolerance to Fusarium, Helminthosporium, and rust. The hybrid is adapted to various cultivation technologies, including minimum tillage, and is capable of withstanding low temperatures during the initial development period.
The main direction of use is grain, the hybrid is also suitable for silage production. It is characterized by rapid moisture loss during ripening and high drought tolerance.
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breeder code EQ4228
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DKC 4178primaryRU
DKC4178HU, IT, QM, UA
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