RULLEX

Rullex is a mid-season, two-row hybrid corn (Zea mays L.), characterized by a medium-height plant with a long ear and short stalk. The grain is dent-shaped, yellow-colored at the top, with an average number of rows. The plant stem has coloring, which is one of the distinguishing features of the hybrid. The average yield of Rullex is 54.8 centners per hectare, which is 15.8% higher than the standard, and the maximum yield reached 97.3 centners per hectare, confirming the high productivity of the hybrid under favorable conditions.

The hybrid shows good resistance to southern helminthosporiosis and low susceptibility to common rust. It also has moderate resistance to stalk rot, but is susceptible to bacterial disease. Rullex is moderately damaged by corn borer, requiring attention during crop protection. The grain moisture at harvest is 22.0%, which is 2% lower than standard hybrids, facilitating subsequent processing and storage of the harvest.

This corn hybrid is intended for grain production and is characterized by stable productivity across various climatic conditions. Its features make Rullex an attractive choice for agricultural producers aiming to achieve high-quality corn yields.