PHENN is a genetically uniform inbred maize line. It is not a variety or hybrid intended for agricultural cultivation, but serves as genetic material in breeding programs for obtaining high-yielding commercial hybrids.
Technical characteristics of the line, such as yield, disease resistance, or maturity parameters, are confidential information of the originator company and are not published, as inbred lines themselves possess low productivity and are not intended for sowing in open field conditions.
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