The hybrid belongs to the early-maturing group with an intermediate, predominantly flint grain type. The tall plant is characterized by rapid development during the initial growth stages. The ear is weakly conical in shape and has 14–16 rows of kernels.
The plant possesses high resistance to lodging, soil and atmospheric drought, and is cold-tolerant. The hybrid is resistant to southern corn leaf blight (Bipolaris maydis), moderately tolerant to ear rot (Fusarium), but may be susceptible to bacterial wilt and European corn borer.
The grain contains approximately 72–75% starch, 9.7% protein, and 4.2% oil. The hybrid demonstrates high adaptability to various soil types, allows for late sowing dates, and is effective when using extensive cultivation technologies.
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