The hybrid belongs to different maturity groups depending on the cultivation region, with FAO 180 and FAO 240 values indicated in sources. The plant has a developed root system, exhibits resistance to stress factors and diseases, but reacts negatively to excessive soil moisture.
The seeding rate is 70–80 thousand plants per hectare. The hybrid is suitable for use under both conventional and minimum tillage. It is preferable to place it on fertile, well-cultivated soils, such as chernozems or dark grey soils enriched with nitrogen.
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Countries of admission
3 jurisdictions
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Also known as
breeder code X80B308
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P 8451primaryRU
P8451BY, QM, QZ, SK, UA
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