Maize hybrid Indem1631 is characterized as an early-maturing variety with a maturity index of FAO 180. The plants are of a medium-height type, possess rapid development rates at the initial stages, and have a pronounced ability to maintain green leaf color until late development stages.
The variety is intended primarily for silage production and energy purposes. It is distinguished by good adaptation to warm and dry conditions and is suitable for cultivation in marginal climatic zones, for late sowing, and as a stubble crop due to rapid dry matter accumulation.
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