The hybrid belongs to the mid-late or late maturity group with classification according to the FAO system of 580; in some regions, it is indicated as FAO 400. The plant shows relative resistance to stress conditions, in particular, it shows a smaller decrease in root system parameters during extreme waterlogging of the soil.
Intended for industrial cultivation for grain, also suitable for harvesting in cobs and for silage. The grain is characterized by deep placement; the hybrid possesses moisture release favorable for storage. In literature, it is mentioned in the context of observations regarding infection by pathogens of the genus Fusarium.
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