The hybrid belongs to the flint-dent grain type with an FAO 330 rating. The plants are medium-tall, characterized by low ear placement and rapid early growth. The Tropical Dent technology was used in breeding to increase adaptability and yield.
The variety demonstrates resistance to lodging, Fusarium ear and stalk rot, Helminthosporium leaf blight, and common smut. It possesses a vigorous root system, allowing for stable productivity on poor soils and in arid conditions. It is intended primarily for grain cultivation and is also suitable for bioethanol production.
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