LEXIK

LEXIK is a medium-early two-line hybrid maize (Zea mays L.) intended for grain use. It is a medium-height plant with long ears, whose kernels have an intermediate type and are characterized by yellow-orange coloration at the top. The hybrid exhibits resistance to southern helminthosporium and is slightly affected by common smut, but is susceptible to ear rot, bacterial disease, and fusarium ear rot. Damage from the corn borer varies from moderate to severe.

LEXIK is adapted for cultivation in the Central Chernozem, North Caucasus, and Lower Volga regions. Due to its characteristics, it is suitable for obtaining high-quality grain at medium-early maturity. The plant forms long ears with yellow-orange kernels, providing an attractive appearance and high harvest value.

The hybrid demonstrates good plasticity and can be successfully grown under various climatic conditions, ensuring stable productivity. LEXIK is recommended for those seeking a reliable and disease-resistant maize hybrid with grain use and medium-early maturity.