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Pans in Southern Great Plains Soils: III. Their Effects on Yield of Cotton and Grain Sorghum1

H. M. Taylor, Lowell F. Locke, J. E. Box

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Synopsis Growth rate and yield were drastically reduced as soil pan strengths increased to 25 bars, but further increases did not reduce yields.

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Synopsis Growth rate and yield were drastically reduced as soil pan strengths increased to 25 bars, but further increases did not reduce yields.

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Synopsis Growth rate and yield were drastically reduced as soil pan strengths increased to 25 bars, but further increases did not reduce yields.

Key concepts: Sorghum, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Soil water, Grain yield, Environmental science, Sorghum bicolor, Biology

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