Maize LIMLAV 88

LIMLAV 88 is a simple mid-late maturing corn hybrid with grain use orientation, developed by Limagrain. It is intended for cultivation under various climatic conditions and on major agricultural soil types. The FAO index is 360, and the full vegetation cycle duration ranges from 115 to 120 days. The hybrid is characterized by high resistance to stress factors, including drought, and is not prone to lodging, ensuring stable yields even under adverse conditions. Moisture release rate at maturity is above average, facilitating harvest and reducing losses.

LIMLAV 88 plants reach an average height of about 255 cm, with a maximum height of up to 350 cm. The root system is well-developed, the stem is strong, and the plants are not prone to bushing. The ears have a cylindrical shape with good filling degree, containing 16 to 18 rows of kernels, with about 38 seeds per row. The average thousand-kernel weight is 275 grams. The hybrid is characterized by high growth energy in early development stages, which promotes rapid transition from young to mature plants.

LIMLAV 88 exhibits high resistance to major diseases such as common rust and ear fusarium. It is recommended for cultivation in forest-steppe and steppe zones with varying moisture levels, including arid regions. The recommended plant density at harvest varies depending on the cultivation zone, allowing for optimized yield. Due to its quality and quantitative characteristics, this hybrid is a reliable choice for agro-industrial enterprises focused on obtaining high-quality grain.