The hybrid belongs to the mid-maturing group with an FAO rating of 330 and was developed within a genetic program aimed at increasing plant adaptability to arid conditions. The primary use is for grain production, though silage harvesting is also possible.
The plant has a medium to medium-low height. The ear contains 16–18 grain rows, with 28 to 38 grains in each row. The grain type is dent. The hybrid is characterized by high lodging resistance and increased resistance to major diseases, such as Fusarium stalk and ear rot, common smut, head smut, and Helminthosporium leaf blight.
Economic advantages include intensive grain moisture loss during the ripening period, which contributes to reduced drying costs.
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MAS 34 YGprimaryQM
MAS 34YGPT
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