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Bogdan Kulig and Agnieszka Klimek-Kopyra
Soybean yield is the result of the interaction of environmental factors and agricultural practices. Agricultural practices developed for soybean assume optimal cultivation conditions. Aberrant rainfall distribution during the growing season reduces the p...
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Jie Zhao, Xiaobo Xi, Yangjie Shi, Baofeng Zhang, Jiwei Qu, Yifu Zhang, Zhengbo Zhu and Ruihong Zhang
Prior to dispatch from manufacturing facilities, seeders require rigorous performance evaluations for their seeding capabilities. Conventional manual inspection methods are notably less efficient. This study introduces a wheat seeding detection approach ...
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Claudia E Osorio,Gustavo A del Canto,Annally N Rupayán,Nicole Lichtin,Iván J Maureira-Butler
Pág. 302 - 309
Root variation has become an important target for geneticists, ecologists, and breeders, given its direct influence on plant adaptation, resilience to climate change, and biomass and seed yields. However, the underground nature of roots ha...
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Koffi Djaman, Michael O?Neill, Curtis Owen, Daniel Smeal, Margaret West, Dallen Begay, Sangamesh V. Angadi, Komlan Koudahe, Samuel Allen and Kevin Lombard
Canola is a cash crop produced for its highly-valued seed, and as a protein source for animal feed. While winter canola is produced mainly in the high plains, it is expanding to new environments, and is greatly incorporated into crop systems with advanta...
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Sharma, S.N.; Kumar, V.; Singh, G.; Sharma, R.
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