The line is characterized as a short plant with an early silking date. The ear has an average number of grain rows, the grain type is intermediate, closer to flint, with a yellow-orange color.
This genetic material serves as a 'building block' in breeding programs to ensure the heterosis effect during crossing. The use of the line is limited to specialized breeding work; it is not a finished product for mass agricultural production.
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Countries of admission
3 jurisdictions
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Variety registered as early as 4
jurisdictions,
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Also known as
breeder code PH13C5
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PH 13 C 5primaryRU
PH13C5GB, QM, QZ, RS, UA, US
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