The hybrid belongs to the FAO 200 maturity group and is characterized by a short growing period of approximately 105 days. In scientific literature, the hybrid is classified as a semi-flint genotype and is used for experimental purposes, for example, in studying the suitability of the grain for processing as baby corn.
The physical and chemical indicators of the grain include a thousand kernel weight of 255.70 g and a bulk density of 827.06 kg/m³. Such grain density parameters are important for evaluating the suitability of the material for long-term storage and industrial processing.
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Also known as
breeder code ZP161
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ZP 161primaryQM, RS, UA
ZP161QM, RO
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