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Returns from higher yielding entries were competitive
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- Returns from the higher yielding entries were competitivee0
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e0“Returns from the higher yielding entries were competitive”
Title
Evaluating the Agronomic Potential of Chickpea Germplasm for Western Nebraska
Carlos A. Urrea; Robert M. Harveson; Ann E. Koehler; et al. Agronomy Journal 2010. doi:10.2134/agronj2010.0018
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation CA0090B347C and W6 17256 were the top yielding entries under irrigated and dryland conditions
- Observation CA0090B347C and W6 17256 showed some resistance to Ascochyta blight
- Observation CA0090B347C and W6 17256 seed size did not meet commercial standards
- Observation These lines show promise as parental germplasm
- Observation Sierra may be an acceptable alternative with fungicide treatments likely needed
- Observation Only irrigated production was economically viable
- Recommendation Dryland production needs lower costs or improved yield and seed size