Abstract
The new maize hybrid H-66 was developed in the Valley of Mexico Experimental Field (CEVAMEX) of the National Forestry, Agriculture and Cattle Research Institute (INIFAP). This hybrid adapts to the high valleys (> 2 200 m) in the states of Mexico and Tlaxcala. H-66 was obtained from three lines (M43/M44)//M52; M52 is a line of the maize program of the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), while lines M43 and M44 were derived from a creole line derived from a location in the higher area in the state of Michoacan. H-66 is a hybrid with a white grain, recommended for irrigation and rainy conditions. The yield of hybrid H-66 varies from 6.5 to 10.5 t ha -1 , and surpasses by 7 to 12% the yield of commercial hybrids from private companies, which are grown in the area and regional diseases such as ear rot (Fusarium moniliforme Sheldon, perfect state Giberella fujikuroi Sawada) and ear rust (Sporisorium reilianum= Sphacelotheca reiliana). The grain of maize H-66 is recommended for the tortilla and tortilla dough industry.
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Claim · model-written summary
H-66 was developed as a new maize hybrid.
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e0“The new maize hybrid H-66 was developed”
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H-66 adapts to high valleys of Mexico and Tlaxcala.
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- H-66e1
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- adapts to the high valleyse0
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- > 2 200 me0
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- the states of Mexico and Tlaxcalae0
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e0“This hybrid adapts to the high valleys (> 2 200 m) in the states of Mexico and Tlaxcala.”
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e1“The new maize hybrid H-66”
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H-66 has white grain.
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e0“H-66 is a hybrid with a white grain”
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H-66 grain yield ranges from 6.5 to 10.5 t ha -1.
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e0“The yield of hybrid H-66 varies from 6.5 to 10.5 t ha -1”
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H-66 yield surpasses commercial hybrids by 7 to 12%.
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e0“The yield of hybrid H-66 varies from 6.5 to 10.5 t ha -1 , and surpasses by 7 to 12% the yield of commercial hybrids from private companies”
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H-66 is recommended for irrigation and rainy conditions.
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e0“H-66 is a hybrid with a white grain, recommended for irrigation and rainy conditions.”
t0“MAIZE HYBRID”
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H-66 grain is recommended for tortilla and tortilla dough.
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e0“The grain of maize H-66 is recommended for the tortilla and tortilla dough industry.”