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Productiveness of Varieties of Winter Wheat in Illinois

Robert W. Stark

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June, is about 34 inches. 1 The average temperature for the winter months is approximately 24.7 F., while the average annual minimum tempera- ture is 16.3 F. below zero.The effect of the long continued low tem- perature is usually lessened by a snowfall of 30 to 35 inches.

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June, is about 34 inches. 1 The average temperature for the winter months is approximately 24.7 F., while the average annual minimum tempera- ture is 16.3 F. below zero.The effect of the long continued low tem- perature is usually lessened by a snowfall of 30 to 35 inches.

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June, is about 34 inches. 1 The average temperature for the winter months is approximately 24.7 F., while the average annual minimum tempera- ture is 16.3 F. below zero.The effect of the long continued low tem- perature is usually lessened by a snowfall of 30 to 35 inches.

Key concepts: Winter wheat, Agronomy, Geography, Environmental science, Biology

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