The corn hybrid Tirabella is classified in agronomic studies as a representative of the late-maturity group. The origin of the variety is linked to US breeding, however, detailed information on parental lines is unavailable.
Available scientific publications mentioning this hybrid concern the analysis of grain chemical composition, specifically the content of trace elements: zinc, copper, manganese, and iron. Detailed morphological descriptions, data on disease resistance, or productivity are not presented in open sources.
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