The line is classified as belonging to the Maiz Amargo group. It is used in breeding research as stable genetic material for crossing and studying genetic diversity.
In scientific publications, the line is mentioned in the context of disease resistance assessment, specifically demonstrating resistance to eyespot. Detailed morphological characteristics of the plant are proprietary breeding information of the developer company.
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Countries of admission
2 jurisdictions
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Also known as
breeder code PHM 10
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PHM 10primaryDE
PHM10QM, US
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