The line was derived from the hybrid combination PHG50 × PHK42, belongs to the Iodent germplasm group, and is a descendant of the PH207 line. It is intended for specialized breeding use and is best adapted to the conditions of the U.S. Corn Belt.
The plant is of the yellow dent maize type. When used in hybrids, it provides a relative maturity in the range of 106–118 days on the Minnesota scale. The line possesses high seed productivity, good seed germinationvigor, and seedling development at early stages.
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PHJ-90primaryHU
PHJ90QM, US
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