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Irrigation Management With a Field Water Balance and Virus Incidence in Dahlia Cut Flowers
Irrigation guidelines are needed for the field production of emerging specialty crops to support the sustainability and economic viability of small farms. The goal of this study was to establish crop coefficients (Kc) of dahlia (Dahlia × hybrida), a popular, profitable cut flower crop, while documen
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