Planting Date Effects on Bt and Non‐Bt Corn in the Mid‐South USA

By H. Arnold Bruns, Hamed K. Abbas. 2006

98 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, Molecular Biology, Plant Science

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In Agronomy and Crop Science

1. Trenton F. Stanger
2. Christopher J. Kucharik
3. J. Lauer
4. P. Pedersen
5. J. D. Bruin
6. L. Hansen
7. G. Kahsay

In Molecular Biology

1. Christopher J. Kucharik
2. J. Lauer
3. Trenton F. Stanger
4. P. Pedersen
5. J. D. Bruin

In Plant Science

1. Trenton F. Stanger
2. Christopher J. Kucharik
3. J. Lauer
4. P. Pedersen
5. J. D. Bruin

Citations in the corpus

• Optimum Plant Population of Bt and Non-Bt Corn in Wisconsin (2006, background): “From a production standpoint, this moisture difference is minor and would not likely affect the price received for the grain on the market (Bruns and Abbas, 2006).”
• A Multidecadal Trend of Earlier Corn Planting in the Central USA (2006, background): “, cold, wet soils), increased resistance to diseases and pests, and improved equipment (planter) functioning have led to a large-scale shift toward much earlier corn planting today than several decades ago (Bruns and Abbas, 2006; Lauer, 2001).”