Abstract
Although the advantage of AMP as a seed treatment has been conclusively demonstrated in greenhouse and growth chamber tests, these tests and others conducted in 1975 have not demonstrated an advantage for the treatment in the field. It is believed that an organic chemical to act as a carrier is needed to bind the compound into the seed coat. Dr. R.G. McDaniel is currently studying various chemicals and evaluating methods of application that hopefully will prove successful.
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Claims 2
Claim · model-written summary
An advantage of AMP as a seed treatment was demonstrated in greenhouse and growth chamber tests on upland cotton.
- Taxon
- Upland Cottont0
- Treatment
- AMP as a seed treatmente0
- Outcome
- advantagee0
- Setting
- greenhouse and growth chamber testse0
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e0“Although the advantage of AMP as a seed treatment has been conclusively demonstrated in greenhouse and growth chamber tests, these tests and others conducted in 1975 have not demonstrated an advantage for the treatment in the field”
t0“Seed Quality of Upland Cotton”
Claim · model-written summary
AMP as a seed treatment did not demonstrate an advantage for upland cotton in field tests.
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e0“Although the advantage of AMP as a seed treatment has been conclusively demonstrated in greenhouse and growth chamber tests, these tests and others conducted in 1975 have not demonstrated an advantage for the treatment in the field”
t0“Seed Quality of Upland Cotton”
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