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Effect of planting date on measured growth intervals for a set of genetically diverse maize hybrids
Delayed planting is known to affect the thermal and calendar day requirements of corn hybrids. There are conflicting reports in the literature as to whether the thermal intervals to certain growth stages are increased or decreased by delayed planting. A study of 12 maize hybrids was conducted in 199
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