McBroom et al., 1981 - Google Patents
Performance of Isogenic Soybean Lines in Monoculture and Relay Intercropping Environments 1McBroom et al., 1981
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- 4867055913689014699
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- McBroom R
- Hadley H
- Brown C
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- Publication venue
- Crop Science
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Sets of near‐isogenic lines of soybeans [Glycine max (L.) Merr.], differing in single characteristics, have been tested in monoculture environments but not in relay intercropping environments. These environments seemed different enough to warrant testing several near …
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