This line is positioned as stress-tolerant material for producing mid-early maize hybrids for grain. Studies show that its use in the breeding process contributes to an increase in grain yield while reducing grain moisture at harvest, without having a significant impact on the percentage of stem lodging.
As a breeding tool, the line is not intended for widespread agricultural use; therefore, detailed morphological characteristics, such as plant height, are not available in open sources.
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Countries of admission
2 jurisdictions
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HMv 124-2primaryHU, UA
HMv 124 2UA
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