The variety is registered as a parent component of Zea mays. Its primary function is for use in breeding programs to create new hybrid forms, rather than for commercial grain production.
Morphological characteristics include the absence or very weak anthocyanin coloration of the sheath of the first leaf, as well as a rounded shape of the tip of the first leaf. Data on plant height, maturity group, and resistance to diseases or lodging for this component are not officially provided.
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