The plant belongs to mid-late hybrids, reaches a high stage of development, and is distinguished by rapid germination rates. The ear has a flexible type, which contributes to adaptation to various growing conditions and maintenance of productivity.
The hybrid is intended for the production of grain, silage, and high-moisture earlage. The crop possesses good resistance to lodging, ear rot, and Helminthosporium leaf blight, and also demonstrates high yield under favorable conditions.
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