The hybrid belongs to the FAO 240 maturity group, which classifies it as mid-early. The grain type is defined as intermediate, combining characteristics of flint and dent types.
In agricultural research, the variety often serves as a representative object for comparative trials, the study of plant physiological responses, and adaptation to environmental conditions.
During the period of its active distribution, the primary goal of cultivating the hybrid was for use as a fodder crop and for silage harvesting.
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