LAPERI — this is an early-maturing corn hybrid with maturity group FAO 260, characterized by high yield and stability. Plants reach stem length up to 290 cm, and ear attachment height is approximately 115 cm. The hybrid is simple, with a cream-colored, dent-type kernel, 16 rows per ear, 34 kernels per row, and 1000-kernel weight of 270 g. LAPERI's yield potential reaches 139 c/ha, making it attractive for cultivation under various climatic conditions. One of the key advantages of LAPERI is its high resistance to a wide range of diseases and adverse factors. The hybrid demonstrates resistance to early lodging, lodging at harvest, as well as to diseases such as helminthosporiosis, blister rust, and powdery rust. Moreover, corn exhibits good drought tolerance and maintains high productivity even under conditions of insufficient moisture and cold, ensuring stable yields across various regions. The recommended planting density for LAPERI varies depending on growing conditions: in dry areas, 70-75 thousand seeds per hectare is optimal, while in areas with adequate moisture, 80-85 thousand seeds per hectare is recommended. Due to its technological properties and adaptability, this hybrid is suitable for efficient cultivation and achieving high corn yields under diverse agroclimatic conditions.
