10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WINTERKILLING»
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winterkilling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Hard Red Winter Wheat Improvement in the Plains: A 20-year ...
Akron Fort Collins Hesperus Ames Lincoln North Platte Alliance Winterkilling
Hessian fly Lodging Winterkilling Chinch bugs Drought WinterkillWinterkillFall
and Winterkilling Winterkilling ' spring emergence ' Lodging ing i ing Drought
Drought ...
Louis Powers Reitz, Samuel Cecil Salmon, 1959
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Comparative winter hardiness of barley varieties
The 17 hybrid selections in this group originated in 7 States or Provinces, all of
which were in areas where severe winterkilling usually is encountered. In
general, stations having the most frequent differential winterkilling are located in
the ...
Gustav A. Wiebe, David Alexander Reid, 1958
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Forest types in the Southwest as determined by climate and soil
The pihons and junipers occasionally suffer from winterkilling in their natural
environment but usually only when they occur above the normal range.
Atmospheric conditions in the pinon- juniper zone favor rapid transpiration in
winter, but the ...
Gustaf Adolph Pearson, 1931
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Experiment station work, XXX: top-dressing grass land, ...
top-dressing grass land, cranberry culture, extension of corn growing, lime-
sulphur-salt wash, peanuts for forage, destroying prairie dogs, winterkilling of fruit
trees, clean milk, poultry houses United States. Office of Experiment Stations.
United States. Office of Experiment Stations, 1905
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Factors Affecting Survival of Winter Oats
It is well known that altitudes in temperature zones 1 and 2 are low and that
winterkilling is comparatively light everywhere. The general altitude at all lower
elevations in zone 3 has little or no appreciable influence on survival. However,
at ...
Franklin Arthur Coffman, 1965
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The Influence of Weather on Crops, 1900-1930: A Selected and ...
(1754) some factors in the winterkilling of grain crops. Kans. Acad. Sci. Trans. 28:
129-131. 1916-17. Some results of investigations of the causes and possible
means of preventing loss from winterkilling are given, (1755) why cereals
winterkill.
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Miscellaneous Publication
... case with annual grasses on the low foothills in California (19), where
winterkilling is infrequent. In these regions, having day temperatures warm
enough to promote some growth, vegetation fertilized with nitrogen appears less
injured by ...
A recent bulletin of the Missouri Station reports tests of a number of methods of
protecting peaches from winterkilling. In the locality of the station winterkilling is
thought to be due to other conditions besides mere severe freezing. The most ...
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Progress in Botanical Research: Proceedings of the 1st ...
Percentage of winterkilling was determined in early spring, by counting the
number of survived plants. In the course of winter, soil temperature was
monitored at two depths, 5 and 10 cm. The percentage of winterkill varied from
year to year.
Ioannes Tsekos, Michael Moustakas, 1998
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Competition Among Grains
Severe winterkilling occurs from time to time in spite of the use of very winter-
hardy varieties. The requirement of large winter- hardiness, and its interference
with attainment of the highest yields, constitute a serious problem also in some ...
