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1. Parasitic castration by a stinking smut regulates sex determination and inflorescence architecture in dioecious buffalograss

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2. BENEFITS OF FORAGE SPECIES DIVERSITY IN GRAZING SYSTEMS IN PENNSYLVANIA

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3. Incorporating glyphosate-resistant alfalfa into field crop integrated pest management programs of Pennsylvania

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4. EFFECTS OF VARYING SURFACE CONDITIONS ON BASEBALL FIELD PLAYING QUALITY

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5. INTEGRATION OF IRON AND TRINEXAPAC-ETHYL INTO NITROGEN FERTILIZATION REGIMENTS FOR MANAGING FERTILIZER AND WATER REQUIREMENTS OF PENN A-SERIES CREEPING BENTGRASS (<i>Agrostis stolonifera</i> L.) PUTTING GREENS

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6. Long-term Cropping Systems Effects on Soil Aggregate Stability, Corn Grain Yields, and Yield Stability

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7. Productivity of Forage Cultivars of Chicory and Plantain in the Northeast Region of the United States.

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8. THE MAIZE RED ALEURONE1 ENCODES A FLAVONOID 3&#8242;-HYDROXYLASE WHICH IS REQUIRED FOR THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF PURPLE ANTHOCYANINS AND RED PHLOBAPHENES

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9. EVALUATING CONSTRAINTS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN MANAGING WEED POPULATIONS WITH COVER CROPS

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10. Plant-insect (Lepidoptera) interaction in maize

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