The plant is distinguished by straight leaves of medium width with a small angle of inclination from the stem. The ear is short, has a medium diameter and a short peduncle; the cob is characterized by very weak anthocyanin coloration.
The hybrid belongs to the mid-ripening group; the time of tassel emergence is assessed as early or medium. The grain is of the flint type; the upper and lower parts of the grain are colored yellow-orange. The crop is intended for fodder purposes and processing.
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Also known as
breeder code EG2099
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EG 2099primaryRU
EG2099GB, QM, QZ, UA
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