Maize AMANAUZ 207

AMANAUZ 207 — mid-early hybrid corn (Zea mays L.) of universal type, intended for grain and silage production. The hybrid has a FAO of 200-220, ensuring optimal maturity timing and suitability for various climatic conditions. Plants are tall, reaching 250-270 cm in height, with narrow or medium-width leaves. The ear is positioned at 90-105 cm, has a weakly conical shape, medium length, and diameter ranging from thin to medium. The kernel type is silvery-toothed or silvery with orange coloring on the upper and lower parts of the kernel. The hybrid exhibits good drought tolerance and resistance to early lodging, enhancing yield stability. It shows moderate resistance to bacterial diseases, moderate ear infection by Fusarium, and moderate damage by stem borer. Recommended planting density varies depending on the moisture zone: 60-70 thousand plants per hectare. For seed protection, insecticide-fungicide treatments such as MAXIM Quatro or FORS Zea are recommended. AMANAUZ 207 has good silage characteristics with dry matter content around 30%. The vegetation period is approximately 107 days, and the sum of active temperatures for silage maturity is 1240 °C. The 1000-seed mass ranges from 270-290 g. Morphological features include medium ear density, medium number of lateral branches, and medium leaf angle relative to the stem. These characteristics ensure high yield, averaging 70.1 c/ha for grain and potentially exceeding 120 c/ha for silage.