Synthetic corn hybrid LP56.1
AssigneeOptimum Quality Grains, L.L.C.
InventorRichard R. Bergquist
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AssigneeOptimum Quality Grains, L.L.C.
InventorRichard R. Bergquist
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A synthetic hybrid corn plant having the designation LP56.1, produced by crossing two proprietary Pfister Hybrid Corn Company maize synthetics, LP44.1A-Ht/wx Reid and LP43.2B-Lancaster. LP56.1 has the unique property of imparting high oil and high protein levels in the grain of certain normal and male sterile hybrids when used as a pollinator. LP56.1 is characterized by excellent cold tolerant seedling vigor for rapid emergence in cold soils, and excellent early-season adaptability to nick with early maize hybrids that condition fast dry-down and superior grain quality in the recipient female grain parent. This invention thus relates to the synthetic hybrid plants and seeds of LP56.1, i.e., the synthetic hybrid produced by crossing the two aforementioned parental synthetics and the seed thereof, including advanced generation seed, variants, mutants, and modifications of LP56.1.
A synthetic hybrid corn seed designated LP56.1 and having ATCC accession No. 97869.
A method for producing a synthetic hybrid corn seed having the designation LP56.1 and having ATCC accession No. 97869 comprising the steps of:
Corn grain produced by the process of:
Synthetic corn seed designated LP44.1A-Ht/wx Reid and having an ATCC Accession No. 97888.
Synthetic corn seed designated LP43.2B-Lancaster and having an ATCC Accession No. 97889.
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