Emeline

Emelin is an early—maturing three-line hybrid of silage corn. It is included in the State Register for the Central (3) region.

The hybrid is characterized by early flowering, high vegetative mass and good indicators of cob formation. It is suitable for obtaining high-quality silage in regions with a moderate thermal resource.

Key advantages

 

Early maturity

The early flowering of the panicle makes it possible to produce a stable crop in a limited growing season.

A tall plant

It forms tall plants with a well-developed leaf surface, which is important for the silage area.

Stable morphology of the cob

The cob is of medium length, cylindrical in shape, with an average thickness and an optimal grain placement structure.

Quality grain

The grain type is intermediate, closer to siliceous. The color of the grain is orange, which indicates a good fullness.

Basic information

Hybrid type: three-line

Ripeness group: early ripening

Purpose: silo

Admission region: Central (3)

Grain type: intermediate, closer to siliceous

Grain color: orange

Agronomic characteristics

Plant: tall

Leaf: medium width, slightly curved

The angle of the leaf to the stem: small – medium

Cob: cylindrical, of medium length

Cob thickness: medium

Number of rows of grains: small – medium

Cob leg: short – medium

Panicle blooming: early

Spikelet density: average

Anthocyanin coloring:

– the vagina of the first leaf is average

– the roots at the stem are weak

– silk is strong

– the cob core is missing