The material is an inbred line obtained through repeated self-pollination to achieve homozygosity and phenotypic stability. The line is adapted for cultivation in various regions of the US Corn Belt and allows for the creation of hybrids with a growing period of approximately 116 days on the relative maturity scale.
Plants of this line are characterized by medium height and high ear placement, and leaves may have slightly serrated and crinkled margins. Key economic traits are exceptional root and stalk strength, as well as high resistance to northern corn leaf blight and gray leaf spot. The line exhibits good pollen shed, which is important for the breeding process.
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