The hybrid belongs to the late-maturing maturity group and possesses a high FAO 600 rating. Based on cob structure, it is classified as Flex, which implies the plant's ability to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
The intended use of the hybrid includes grain or silage production in regions with a long growing season. Currently, the hybrid is rarely found in current commercial offers, and detailed morphological and agronomic characteristics are unavailable in open sources.
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