Blueprint for Growth -- 4

Hybrid Yield Potential May Lie Hidden Beneath Soil Surface

Pamela Smith
By  Pamela Smith , Crops Technology Editor
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(Photo courtesy of Beck's Hybrids)
(Photo courtesy of Beck's Hybrids)
Roots represent the last unexplored area of crop physiology, and improving below-ground characteristics may hold keys to unlocking increased yields.

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Pamela Smith

Pamela Smith
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