The hybrid is characterized by high early development and lodging resistance due to a strong root system and stem. The plant is of medium size with an average ear attachment height, demonstrates adaptation to various climatic conditions, including arid zones, and suitability for sowing on heavy soils.
High resistance to Fusarium stem rot is noted. The grain contains about 74% starch. The hybrid possesses the ability to release moisture at an intensity of 0.5–0.7% per day, which facilitates efficient harvesting under intensive cultivation technologies, including on irrigated lands.
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