The subject is classified as a parental line of Zea mays. It is intended for use in breeding work as genetic material, rather than for commercial sowing for the purpose of grain or silage production.
Detailed morphological characteristics and data on plant disease resistance are not published, as they are internal information of the originating breeding institute.
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