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In order to improve grain yield (GY) maize varieties and hybrids could be identified with stable grain production on plants or cobs (GYP or GYC) in high population densities (PD) and contrasting environments. In this study, eight maize cultivars in five PD were evaluated in three locations in the Valley of Toluca, Mexico, to study their effects on the GY and dimensions of plant and ear cob. The three experiments were established in 2013, in an experimental randomized complete block design with three replicates per site, using a split plot arrangement in a series of experiments in space. The most outstanding results showed that: a) the best location was "San Andres" (9.86 t ha -1 ); b) the GY

Efecto de cinco densidades de población en ocho cultivares de maíz sembrados en tres localidades del Valle de Toluca, México