CZH15273

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CZH15273 is a high-yielding, late-maturing maize hybrid with white grain that is nitrogen-use efficient, with resistance to GLS, TLB, ear rots, rust, and MSV, suitable for food use in tropical, rainfed, dry/wet lower, mid- and upper-altitudes in southern Africa and similar agroecologies.    General Information   Adaptation/Agroecological zone 1000-2000 masl   Region Southern Africa   Type of product Three-way Cross   Year first announced 2018         Grain Characteristics   Grain color White       Grain texture Semi-dent Grain Yield       Grain yield (HL) 9.5 t/ha   Biotic Stress Performance Grain yield (WLMA) 8.6 t/ha   Turcicum leaf blight (TLB) (1-9) (WLMA) 3.6 Grain yield (WUMA) 7.2 t/ha   Rust (1-9) (WLMA) 2.4 Grain yield (DMA) 6.6 t/ha   Maize streak virus (MSV) (1-9) (WUMA) 2.0 Grain yield (DLL) 7.2 t/ha   Grey leaf spot (GLS) (1-9) (WLMA) 3.0 Grain yield (Low N Stress) 3.0 t/ha   Ear rot (WLMA) 3.7%       Diseases were originally scored on a 1-5 scale but have been converted here to a 1-9 scale, where 1 = Highly resistant; 5 = Tolerant; 9 = Highly susceptible. Agronomic Characteristics (WLMA)   Maturity 138 DAP       Anthesis-silking interval 1 day   Seed Production Characteristics Bad husk cover 0.1%   Female seed yield  7.92 t/ha Ear height 118cm   Male seed yield  1.41 t/ha Plant height 247cm   Nicking -5 Days Root lodging 14.1%       Stalk lodging 23.1%   Comments       Product information is based on data from the CIMMYT Southern Africa Maize Regional On-Station 2018 Trials.

Abbreviations:
DAP = Days After Planting
DLL = Dry Lowlands
DMA = Dry Mid-Altitudes
GLS = Grey Leaf Spot
HL = Highland
Low N = Managed Low Nitrogen
masl = meters above sea level
MSV = maize streak virus
NUE = Nitrogen Use Efficient
TLB = Turcicum Leaf Blight
WLL = Wet Lowlands
WLMA = Wet Lower Mid-Altitudes
WUMA = Wet Upper Mid-Altitudes Further Links   Full Announcement   Regional Trial Data Summary   Regional Trial Site Information