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Published online 1 August 1960
Published in Agron J 52:482-484 (1960)
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Some Effects of Shade upon Corn Hybrids Tolerant and Intolerant of Dense Planting

Harry T. Stinson, Jr. and Dale N. Moss1

Synopsis: Six corn hybrids tolerant and 5 hybrids intolerant of high populations were tested for their response to a shade environment under conditions of adequate soil moisture and fertility. In shade, the grain yield of the tolerant hybrids as a group was significantly higher than that of the intolerant hybrids. Ear barrenness contributed more to the differential yield response of the tolerant and intolerant hybrids than did reduction in ear weight.

1 Associate Geneticist and Assistant Soil Scientist, Connecticut Agr. Exp. Sta., New Haven.






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