Phyllia

Phyllia sunflower is a mid-early hybrid with high yield and adaptability to various climatic conditions. It features compact size and medium plant height, contributing to resistance against lodging and facilitating harvest. This hybrid exhibits good early growth rates, allowing rapid development in early stages. Phyllia shows high tolerance to stem diseases, particularly false powdery mildew, and resistance to 7 races of rust (A-G), making it a reliable choice for areas with parasitic backgrounds.

The hybrid is characterized by high drought tolerance and ability to maintain productivity under water stress and drought. Recommended seeding density varies depending on the growing region: from 45 to 60 thousand plants per hectare, enabling optimized yield across different climatic zones. Oil content of seeds is 52-54%, corresponding to linoleic type usage and ensuring high oil quality.

Phyllia is suitable for cultivation in regions with varying moisture levels, including steppe, forest-steppe, and forested regions. Its resistance to lodging, drought, and pests, along with high oil content, make this sunflower a profitable and reliable choice for farmers seeking stable and high yields under challenging agro-climatic conditions.