The hybrid is adapted to cold soil conditions, which allows for early sowing dates. The plant has weakly expressed anthocyanin coloration of the roots, tassels, and anthers, as well as slightly curved leaves. The ears are characterized as short, of medium thickness, and slightly conical in shape.
The grain is of an intermediate type, closer to flint, with a thousand kernel weight of 280 to 300 g. The grain color varies from yellow-orange to orange, and the starch content is approximately 73%. The hybrid possesses resistance to stalk and ear fusariosis, as well as medium to strong resistance to common smut.
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