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Spatial and temporal variability of sorghum grain yield: influence of soil, water, pests, and diseases relationships

2002-12-01

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This study was conducted to determine relationships between biotic and abiotic factors and to generate information needed to improve the management of site-specific farming (SSF). The effects of water (80% evapotranspiration (ET) and 50% ET), hybrid (drought-tolerant and -susceptible), elevation, soil texture, soil NO3-N, soil pH, and greenbugs (Schizaphis graminum) (Gb) on sorghum grain yield were investigated at...

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741fe86d-f62a-58dd-ba8d-acdcdb0f23cc
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10.1023/a:1021597023005
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