The hybrid belongs to the mid-early maturity group (FAO 240–250). The plants are large in stature, possess high stem strength, and resistance to lodging. Grain type is dent or intermediate.
The variety demonstrates good adaptability to stress conditions, including drought and cold, and also possesses high early growth vigor. Characterized by high tolerance to stalk rot and leaf diseases.
The grain is distinguished by a fast moisture loss process. The silage obtained from this hybrid has high energy density and significant starch content.
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Countries of admission
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Also known as
breeder code X80F256
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P 8329primaryDE, QM
P8329GB, QM, QZ, UA
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