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Cultivar yields differed significantly in each environment.
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e0“Cultivars differed significantly in their yield in each environment”
t0“Hard Winter Wheat”
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Yield and Disease Control on Hard Winter Wheat Cultivars with Foliar Fungicides
Joel K. Ransom; Marcia V. McMullen Agronomy Journal 2008. doi:10.2134/agronj2007.0397
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- Observation Yield varied among environments.
- Observation Disease pressure varied among environments, greatest in 2005 and least in 2006.
- Intervention effect Fungicides improved yield by 5.5 to 44.0% within environments averaged across cultivars.
- Observation Cultivar by fungicide yield interactions occurred in four of five environments.
- Association Except in 2005, the most fungicide-responsive varieties were the most disease susceptible.
- Association In 2005 the most fungicide-responsive cultivars had the best disease tolerance.
- Intervention effect Fungicides reduced leaf spots and Fusarium head blight.
- Intervention effect Fungicides provided near complete leaf rust control.
- Recommendation The authors recommend fungicides for increasing yield and profitability especially with susceptible cultivars and moderate disease pressure.
- Recommendation Combining fungicides with genetic resistance offers the best monetary return under high disease pressure.