The hybrid belongs to the mid-late or late group with FAO 650–670. Primary use is grain, with research also conducted on silage use. The plants possess the stay-green leaf effect.
Morphologically, the hybrid is characterized by dent-type orange grain. Plants are capable of forming large ears; the grain features high test weight and a high rate of moisture loss during maturation. The variety demonstrates adaptability to sandy and medium-textured soils and tolerance to short-term stress.
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