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Tillering Impacts on Corn Yields

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MF3571 Tillering Impacts on Corn Yields

by Rachel L. Veenstra et al.

  • Revision Date: Aug 2021
Publication describes how tillers (secondary vegetative shoots) on corn plants do not reduce crop yields. Tillering could be a useful corn trait in some environmental conditions. 2 pages, color.
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