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| 101. Managing Cover Crops And Green Manure Results showed that notill cotton was indeed colonized more rapidlywith mycorrhiza than conventional till cotton. However, when http://www.sedlab.olemiss.edu/uep_unit/projects/cover_crops/index47.html |
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| 103. Southern Plains Agricultural Research Center (SPARC) Leader Russell J. Kohel. cotton. R. J. Kohel cotton Genetics. International cotton Genome Initiative. cottonDB Data Collection. cotton Genomics Workbook. National Center for http://algodon.tamu.edu/ |
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| 105. Cotton And Grain Tim Wier, Producer cotton, Corn, and Wheat Lovington, New Mexico In a holisticcrop protection system, Weir farms uses natural enemies to kill Boll Weevils http://www.biofac.com/Row_Crops/row_crops.html |
| 106. Times Online World News. February 07, 2003 Indian farmers reap benefit of GM cottoncrops By Mark Henderson, Science Correspondent. GENETICALLY http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-568599,00.html |
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