The hybrid belongs to the FAO 400 maturity group and matures at the very beginning of this segment. It has a dent-type grain and generative type of development. The plant is characterized by sturdy stalks despite their relatively low mass, and also forms long ears.
The hybrid possesses moisture-loss dynamics typical of the FAO 300 group and does not require early sowing dates. It is distinguished by stability, a vigorous leaf apparatus, and the retention of a green stalk state during the maturation period.
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