Similar Items: Higher leaf area growth rate contributes to greater vegetative growth of F1 rice hybrids in the tropics
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Author: Laza, Ma.Rebecca
Author: Peng, Shaobing
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- Higher leaf area growth rate contributes to greater vegetative growth of F1 rice hybrids in the tropics
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- Reduction of unproductive tillers did not increase the grain yield of irrigated rice
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