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Engineering and Ginning
Cotton Fiber-Quality Prediction Based on Spatial Variability in Soils
Pages: 220-228
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Map of the variability in micronaire across an eastern Mississippi cotton field during one harvest season. Field patterns showed some consistency across two years, and micronaire had significant correlations to multiple soil variables. However, accurate prediction of micronaire based solely on soil properties does not appear to be possible.
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The Effects of Mepiquat Chloride Applied to Cotton at Early Bloom and Physiological Cutout
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Breeding, Genetics, and Genomics
Performance of the Extra Long Staple Upland, Long Staple Upland, and Extra Strength Upland Fiber Traits in South Texas
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Cotton Ginners Handbook, Engineering and Ginning
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Cotton Ginners Handbook, Engineering and Ginning
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Molecular Biology and Physiology
Stress Responses of Commercial Cotton Cultivars to Reduced Irrigation at Flowering and Maximization of Yields under Sub-Optimal Subsurface Drip Irrigation
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Plant Pathology and Nematology
Rye Residue Levels Affect Suppression of the Southern Root-Knot Nematode in Cotton
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