The plant is characterized by high growth, reaching 300–310 cm, with the ear set at a height of approximately 135 cm. The ear has a red cob and dent-type grain, containing on average 16–18 rows with 30–35 grains per row; the thousand kernel weight is 325–340 g.
The hybrid possesses high resistance to Fusarium, loose and common smut, Helminthosporium, and lodging. The plant is distinguished by good cold tolerance, high initial growth vigor, stay-green, and rapid grain moisture loss.
Used in grain and silage production, valued for high dry matter content and fiber digestibility. Recommended for cultivation in the Steppe and Forest-Steppe zones.
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