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Response of Winter Wheat Grain Yield and Phosphorus Uptake to Foliar Phosphite Fertilization by Ali, Muaid S., Sutradhar, Apurba, Edano, Ma Lourdes, Edwards, Jeffrey T., Girma, Kefyalew

“…One of the major problems that potentially hinders the use of foliar fertilization as a tool to improve nutrient use efficiency is the lack of effective…”
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Effect of Alternative Soil Acidity Amelioration Strategies on Soil pH Distribution and Wheat Agronomic Response by Lollato, Romulo Pisa, Edwards, Jeffrey T., Zhang, Hailin

“…Agricultural lime is the recommended method for ameliorating soil acidity; however, in‐furrow P fertilizer or pelletized lime are also common practices to…”
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Dual‐Purpose Wheat Grain Yield as Affected by Growth Habit and Simulated Grazing Intensity by Butchee, J. Dillon, Edwards, Jeffrey T.

“…ABSTRACT Cattle stocking density and variety selection influence dual‐purpose winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) growth and grain yield. The objectives of…”
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Economics of foliar fungicides for hard red winter wheat in the USA southern Great Plains by Thompson, Nathanael M., Epplin, Francis M., Edwards, Jeffrey T., Hunger, Robert M.

“…Grain yields of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in the southern Great Plains are often reduced by the presence of foliar diseases. This study was conducted…”
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Assessing carbon and nitrogen stocks of no-till systems in Oklahoma by Abreu, Silvano L., Godsey, Chad B., Edwards, Jeffrey T., Warren, Jason G.

“…► Intensive tillage has greatly reduced organic carbon contents of cropland. ► Conventional till and no-till differ in organic profiles. ► As precipitation and…”
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Soybean yield and biomass responses to increasing plant population among diverse maturity groups. I. Agronomic characteristics by Edwards, J.T, Purcell, L.C

“…Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] production systems that require less than 100 d from sowing to maturity are useful for avoiding drought and decreasing…”
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Light Interception and Yield Response of Ultra-Short-Season Soybean to Diphenylether Herbicides in the Midsouthern United States by Edwards, J.T, Purcell, L.C

“…Full canopy closure and light interception are critical to obtaining full yield potential of ultra-short-season soybean in the midsouthern United States. We…”
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Variation in Crude Protein and In Vitro Dry Matter Digestion of Wheat Forage by MacKown, Charles T, Carver, Brett F, Edwards, Jeffrey T

“…Pasture bloat can be a serious problem for ruminant livestock grazing winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Decreased gains with nonlethal bloat episodes,…”
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Soybean yield and biomass responses to cumulative transpiration: Questioning widely held beliefs by Purcell, Larry C., Edwards, Jeffrey T., Brye, Kristofor R.

“…Yield under drought for several crops has been established as a linear function of the cumulative water transpired during the growing season. For well-watered…”
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Emergence and growth of trumpetcreeper (Campsis radicans) as affected by rootstock size and planting depth by Edwards, J.T, Oliver, L.R

“…Trumpetcreeper, a deciduous, perennial vine found in the midwestern and southeastern United States, causes crop losses through direct competition and by crop…”
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Occurrence of Condensed Tannins in Wheat and Feasibility for Reducing Pasture Bloat by MacKown, Charles T, Carver, Brett F, Edwards, Jeffrey T

“…Bloat can be a serious problem for ruminant livestock grazing pastures of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in the southern Great Plains. Tannins in forage…”
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Light Interception and Yield Potential of Short‐Season Maize (Zea mays L.) Hybrids in the Midsouth by Edwards, Jeffrey T., Purcell, Larry C., Vories, Earl D.

“…The midsouthern USA typically has a mid‐ to late‐summer drought that limits the productivity of nonirrigated maize (Zea mays L.) production. We hypothesized…”
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Relationship of First Hollow Stem and Heading in Winter Wheat by Edwards, Jeffrey T., Carver, Brett F., Payton, Mark E.

“…The majority of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in the southern Great Plains is produced as a dual‐purpose crop enterprise. Profitability of the system is highly…”
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Soybean yield and biomass responses to increasing plant population among diverse maturity groups. II. Light interception and utilization by Edwards, J.T, Purcell, L.C, Karcher, D.E

“…Previous experiments evaluating soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] yield responses to increased plant population have primarily emphasized empirical…”
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Maximum Attainable Wheat Yield and Resource‐Use Efficiency in the Southern Great Plains by Lollato, Romulo P., Edwards, Jeffrey T.

“…ABSTRACT Maximum reported grain yields for hard red winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in the southern Great Plains range from 6 to 8 Mg ha–1 and are…”
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Meteorological limits to winter wheat productivity in the U.S. southern Great Plains by Lollato, Romulo P., Edwards, Jeffrey T., Ochsner, Tyson E.

“…•Wheat water-limited wheat yield (Yw) in the southern Great Plains averages 5.2Mgha−1.•Yw increases from 3.5Mgha−1 in the west to 6.5Mgha−1 in the…”
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In‐Season Canopy Reflectance Can Aid Fungicide and Late‐Season Nitrogen Decisions on Winter Wheat by Cruppe, Giovana, Edwards, Jeffrey T., Lollato, Romulo P.

“…Core Ideas Wheat grain yield response to foliar fungicide is highly dependent on environment. Late‐season N can offset protein dilution from fungicide‐driven…”
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From Field Experiments to Regional Forecasts: Upscaling Wheat Grain and Forage Yield Response to Acidic Soils by Lollato, Romulo P., Ochsner, Tyson E., Arnall, Daryl B., Griffin, Terry W., Edwards, Jeffrey T.

“…Core Ideas Wheat varieties differ in forage and grain yield in their tolerance to acidic soils. Grain yield maximized at soil pH of 5.8 and 4.8 for sensitive…”
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Prediction of Plant Available Water at Sowing for Winter Wheat in the Southern Great Plains by Lollato, Romulo P., Patrignani, Andres, Ochsner, Tyson E., Edwards, Jeffrey T.

“…Sowing plant available water (PAWs) can impact wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) stand establishment, early crop development, and yield. Consequently, PAWs is an…”
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‘Gallagher’ and ‘Iba’ hard red winter wheat: Half‐sibs inseparable by yield gain, separable by producer preference by Marburger, David A., Silva, Amanda de Oliveira, Hunger, Robert M., Edwards, Jeffrey T., Van der Laan, Liza, Blakey, Adrienne M., Kan, C‐C., Garland‐Campbell, K.A., Bowden, Robert L., Yan, Liuling, Tilley, Michael, Chen, Ming‐Shun, Chen, Yuanhong Richard, Bai, Guihua, Jin, Yue, Kolmer, James A., Seabourn, Bradford W., Rassi, Guadalupe Davila‐El, Rayas‐Duarte, Patricia, Kerr, Robert M., Carver, Brett F.

“…Cornerstone cultivars earn their status as much by their genetic fortitude and successive progeny as by their own visibility. ‘Duster’ hard red winter (HRW)…”
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