The object is classified as a parental component of maize. The abbreviation CMS indicates the presence of cytoplasmic male sterility, which makes this line a technological tool in the breeding process for developing hybrid forms.
This line is not a commercial hybrid for grain or silage cultivation. Detailed morphological and agronomic characteristics of the object are not published in open sources, as they are considered trade secrets of the breeding company.
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