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S9.MILLET.1999

 
Evaluation location: Virgin Islands, U.S., United States
St. Croix quarantine increase of millet in 1999.
Researcher(s)
  • Peregrine, Esther, USDA, ARS
Trait(s) evaluated
BRISTLEPCT
237 Accessions
SEEDSHAPE
237 Accessions
SPIKELGTH
237 Accessions
EXSERTION
237 Accessions
FORAGEPOT
239 Accessions
HEADUNIF
237 Accessions
LEAFWIDTH
237 Accessions
SEEDCOLOR
237 Accessions
SHIBRAPCT
237 Accessions
LEAFHAIR
237 Accessions
NODALTILL
237 Accessions
NODES
237 Accessions
PLANTHGT
237 Accessions
PLANTUNIF
237 Accessions
SPIKESHAPE
236 Accessions
BASALTILL
237 Accessions
BRISTLES
237 Accessions
LEAFLENGTH
237 Accessions
MATURITY
236 Accessions
SPIKETHICK
237 Accessions
STEMDIAM
237 Accessions



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