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CLOVER.S9.ETHIOPIAN.2000

 
Evaluation location: Georgia, United States
2000 Ethiopian clover increased in the greenhouse in Griffin
Researcher(s)
  • Morris, J. Bradley, USDA, ARS
Trait(s) evaluated
FLOWERPROD
7 Accessions
HARDSEED
5 Accessions
LEAFINESS
7 Accessions
LEAFMARK1
7 Accessions
FLOWERCOL
7 Accessions
LEAFMARK2
7 Accessions
PUBESCENCE
7 Accessions
STANDSURV
7 Accessions
UNIFORMITY
7 Accessions
FALLRECOV
3 Accessions
LEAFCOLOR
7 Accessions
LEAFSIZE
7 Accessions
PLANTTYPE
7 Accessions
REGROWTH
2 Accessions
SEEDSHEAD
2 Accessions
STEMSFMC
7 Accessions
VIGOR
7 Accessions
CROWNWIDTH
7 Accessions
GROWTHHAB
7 Accessions
HEADS
7 Accessions
MATURITY
7 Accessions
PLANTHGT
7 Accessions
PLANTWIDTH
7 Accessions
SEEDPROD
2 Accessions
STEMSNUM
7 Accessions



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