ZERNOGRADESKY 401 AMV

Zernogradsky 401 AMV — a mid-late maturing hybrid of corn (Zea mays L.), characterized by high productivity and adaptability to the North Caucasus region conditions. The plant has medium height with a long cylindrical ear, toothed kernels, predominantly yellow in the upper part. The hybrid exhibits resistance to southern helminthosporiosis, ensuring stable yields under adverse conditions. However, it is susceptible to common smut, bacterial diseases, and ear fusarium, as well as moderate damage from corn borers.

The hybrid is developed on the basis of Moldovan-type cytoplasmic sterility, contributing to its genetic stability and high yield potential. The ear has an intermediate size with a red core, which is a distinctive feature of this variety. The average grain yield in the region is about 45.7 centners per hectare, meeting the norms and standards for this type of corn. The hybrid also demonstrates moderate resistance to stalk rots and common smut, further enhancing its agronomic value.

Zernogradsky 401 AMV is recommended for cultivation in the North Caucasus region, where it shows good performance in terms of yield and resistance to major diseases. Due to its characteristics, this hybrid is suitable for use in various agronomic systems, ensuring stable and high-quality grain harvests. Developed and introduced into production by leading agricultural science specialists, it guarantees reliability and efficiency in agricultural production.