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King, E.W

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Karamanos, R.E

Flaten, D.N

King, E.W

Ruiz Diaz, D.A

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1. Do Miracle Products Work- A $5.50 Per Acre Treatment DO RIIRACLE PRODUCTS WORK? A $5.50 PER ACRE TREATRENT Articles containing experimental findings often appear in popular magazines or newspapers surnnlarizing scientific work. Ofien, lack of understanding andlor eniployrnent of statistical rules can result in an oversimplification and msinterpretation of data. The objective of this study was to utilize the results from a series of expcrililents at which two penliies were randomly thrown on the "treated" plots to illustrate uses and misuses of statistics... Download paper
2. Corn Hybrids With Contrasting Root Systems: Response To Soil And Fertilizer Phosphorus With current corn genetic improvements for water-limited scenarios, root system architecture and growth are being considered which may affect overall nutrient uptake particularly for immobile nutrients. The objective of this study was to evaluate plant response and phosphorus uptake with contrasting, generally shallow and generally deep rooted corn hybrids. Over the two years there were a total of seven sites, two sites in 2011 and five sites in 2012. The sites are all rain fed except for three sites... Download paper

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1. Do Miracle Products Work- A $5.50 Per Acre Treatment

DO RIIRACLE PRODUCTS WORK? A $5.50 PER ACRE TREATRENT Articles containing experimental findings often appear in popular magazines or newspapers surnnlarizing scientific work. Ofien, lack of understanding andlor eniployrnent of statistical rules can result in an oversimplification and msinterpretation of data. The objective of this study was to utilize the results from a series of expcrililents at which two penliies were randomly thrown on the "treated" plots to illustrate uses and misuses of statistics...

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2. Corn Hybrids With Contrasting Root Systems: Response To Soil And Fertilizer Phosphorus

With current corn genetic improvements for water-limited scenarios, root system architecture and growth are being considered which may affect overall nutrient uptake particularly for immobile nutrients. The objective of this study was to evaluate plant response and phosphorus uptake with contrasting, generally shallow and generally deep rooted corn hybrids. Over the two years there were a total of seven sites, two sites in 2011 and five sites in 2012. The sites are all rain fed except for three sites...

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