The designation Phvbs refers to an inbred corn line, which is a genetically uniform line. This subject is used by breeders exclusively as a parent component for developing new hybrids and is not intended for cultivation as a commercial variety in fields.
Economic and morphological characteristics, such as yield or lodging resistance, are not determined for this line, as they are not commercial indicators. In a number of technical and archival documents, this designation is also encountered as an internal identifier not related to plant biology.
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