Harley J. Otto, Herbert L. Everett
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Synopsis The severity of stalk rot in corn was found to increase with increased applications of nitrogen and decrease with increased potassium applications. All corn hybrids did not respond to fertilizer treatments to the same degree.
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Synopsis The severity of stalk rot in corn was found to increase with increased applications of nitrogen and decrease with increased potassium applications. All corn hybrids did not respond to fertilizer treatments to the same degree.
Key concepts: Stalk, Agronomy, Potassium, Nitrogen, Hybrid, Human fertilization, Nitrogen fertilizer, Biology