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TOBACCO.AGRONOMIC.88TI_AGRONOMIC_RE.88

 
Evaluation location: North Carolina, United States
Study Name: TI Plant Morphology Experiment Type: Field field Study Year: 1988 Year started: 05/01/1988 Year ended: 09/30/1988
Researcher(s)
  • Sisson, Verne A., North Carolina State University
Trait(s) evaluated
DAYMATURITY
363 Accessions
FLRHEADHAB
360 Accessions
FLWRCOLOR
360 Accessions
GRDSUCKERS
361 Accessions
LEAFATTACH
363 Accessions
LEAFCARR
363 Accessions
LEAFCOLOR
363 Accessions
LEAFMARGIN
363 Accessions
LEAFYIELD
361 Accessions
LFANGLE10
361 Accessions
LFLENGTH10
359 Accessions
LFMARGCURV
363 Accessions
LFNOUNTOP
361 Accessions
LFSURFACE
363 Accessions
LFWIDTH10
359 Accessions
PLANTFORM
363 Accessions
PLTHGTUNTP
361 Accessions
STALKDIAM
361 Accessions
TIPSHAPE
363 Accessions
VENATIONPN
363 Accessions



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