The hybrid corn Yarem 326 MV is characterized by high milling yield, reaching 80-81%, and high starch content in the grain — 73.8-74.0%. The leaves of the plant have a shape ranging from pointed to rounded at the tip, with moderate anthocyanin coloring of the sheath of the first leaf and weak coloring of the aerial roots of the stem. The angle between the leaf blade and the stem is in the average range from 31 to 55 degrees. The time of full flowering occurs during the early to mid-season, with weak anthocyanin coloring of the spikelet scales. The tassel (inflorescence) of the hybrid is not dense, with side branches of medium length located on the lower third of the tassel with slight deviation. The number of primary side branches is average — from 16 to 25, and the length of the main tassel axis is 31-40 cm. The appearance of 'silks' on 50% of plants occurs in early or mid-season, with weak silk coloration. The leaf blade of the upper leaf has an average width from 8.1 to 10.0 cm. The ear stalk is short — from 5.1 to 10 cm, and the ear itself is cylindrical in shape, medium in length — 19-22 cm. The kernels have a yellow tip and yellow-orange base, with moderate anthocyanin coloring of the stem scales. The hybrid Yarem 326 MV is suitable for cultivation in conditions requiring early or mid-season maturity, providing a stable and high-quality yield with high starch content. Its morphological features contribute to good adaptation and efficient resource utilization, making it an attractive choice for farmers aiming for high-quality grain.
