Maize M 11

M 11 — late-maturing simple corn hybrid with a vegetative period of about 126 days. Medium-height plant with wide leaves and cylindrical ear, characterized by long stalk and numerous rows of kernels. Kernels are dent-shaped, upper part is yellow, lower part is yellow-orange. The hybrid exhibits moderate resistance to diseases and medium intensity of anthocyanin pigmentation in various plant parts, including ear stalk and silk. Hybrid M 11 demonstrates good yield, averaging 60.5 centners per hectare, which is 4% higher than the standard, with maximum yields reaching 89.8 centners per hectare. Grain moisture at harvest is about 21%, facilitating storage and processing. The plant has a medium leaf and tassel angle, as well as medium kernel density, ensuring optimal growth and yield formation. M 11 is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions due to its drought and disease resistance. The hybrid is recommended for use in agriculture as a high-yielding and reliable corn variety, providing stable yield under moderate agronomic requirements. Its grain can be used for various purposes, including food and feed production.