Mid-early hybrid with an FAO rating of 290–300. The plant is tall, reaching 290 cm in height; ears are attached at a level of 130 cm. The grain is of the flint-dent type, the thousand kernel weight is about 320 g. The ear contains 14–16 rows of grains, with about 29 grains per row; the ear cob is pink.
The hybrid possesses high resistance to lodging, Fusarium, common smut and head smut, as well as Helminthosporium leaf blight. It is characterized by pronounced heat and drought tolerance, cold tolerance at the seedling stage, and rapid grain moisture loss during maturation.
The hybrid has a universal application: cultivation for grain, production of groats and bioethanol, as well as use for silage. Adapted to various soil and climatic conditions, including the Polissia, Forest-Steppe, and Northern Steppe zones.
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