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Understanding the control of yield formation in two- and six-row winter barley varieties to target disease management

2020-01-01

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To improve the sustainability of cereal production, fungicides should only be applied to crops where they are likely to result in an economic increase in yield or grain quality. In recent times, there has been increased utilisation by growers of hybrid six-row barley varieties due to their high yields in recommended list trials in both the UK and Ireland. Six- and two-row winter barley differ in their yield compon...

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DOI: 10.7488/era/355

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