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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"lint"”.
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Inheritance of fiber length mutants of upland cotton and relationships among lint yield, fiber quality, and economic indices
… effectiveness of selection for fiber quality, lint yield and gross return in the segregating populations. Narrow-sense heritabilities, correlation coefficients and parent-offspring regression coefficients for HVI fiber quality, lint yield, loan value and gross return were also estimated. From …
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Evaluation of Cover Crops, Conservation Tillage, and Nitrogen Management in Cotton Production in Southeastern Virginia
… (NO3-N) during the first week of bloom, cotton lint yield, and fiber quality parameters over two years. Legume mix cover crops resulted in greater N uptake, soil NO3-N during the growing season, and lint yields compared to LMR, rye, and fallow treatments over both study years. Soil compaction …
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Investigating Nutrient Management Innovations in Upland Cotton Production to Increase Agronomic Efficiency
… levels during the bloom period; 2) evaluate lint yield response of cotton to different formulations of nitrogen (N), K, S and B applied at side-dress; and 3) compare 5x5 banding (5 cm beside and 5cm below the seed) and deep placement of complete N-P-K-S blends to current nutrient management …
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Tillage System Effects On Upland Cotton Yield and Development In Virginia
… and biennial treatments on plant growth and lint yield, as well as measuring the impacts on soil compaction. Also, small plot tillage experiments were conducted from 2013-2016 assessing no-till, conventional tillage, minimum tillage, and strip-tillage as well as the subsequent effects of …
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Evaluation of rotation varieties strategies to control reniform nematode in cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.)
… of plant-parasitic nematodes. The yield (kg of lint/ha) was collected by combination of treatments every year. The initial population of RN was determined in the year 2020, prior to the effect of the treatments, and on average 926 RN/100 cm3 soil were counted. Three months before harvest, the …
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Optimizing Corn and Cotton Performance with Adaptive Management Systems and Subsurface Drip Irrigation in the Mid-Atlantic USA
… that dripline spacing significantly influenced lint yields in 2 of 3 years. The PGR application rates significantly influenced lint yield in 2021 growing season only. Lint yield varied by variety in 3 of 3 years of the study. The 1.82 m dripline and 100% PGR rate produced the highest economic …
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Defining Optimal Defoliation and Harvest Timing for Various Fruiting Patterns of Cotton in North Carolina
… growers must focus attention not only on lint yield but also on lint quality. Implementing sound agronomic practices, such as proper defoliation timing and harvest timing, may help maximize lint yield and fiber quality. Cotton is normally defoliated when 60 percent of the total harvestable …
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Effect of different production practices on the development of verticillium wilt and cotton fiber quality
… examine the relationship between wilt incidence, lint yield, and various fiber quality properties under different management strategies; and 4) explore the effect of Verticillium wilt on boll distribution and fiber quality of different cultivars through box mapping. To achieve these research …
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An Integrated Approach for Nitrogen Management in Upland Cotton Production
… and 3) evaluate the effects of cover crops on lint yield. Cover crops were winter fallow (winter weeds), small grain [cereal rye (Secale cereale)], legume mix [(50% crimson clover (Trifolium incarnatum): 50% hairy vetch (Vicia villosa)], and legume mix + rye [(67% legume mix:33% hairy vetch)]. …
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An analysis of an alternative marketing system for cotton involving delayed ginning through various storage techniques
… the effects of storage on the quality of the lint and/or seed. Varying opinions are held by authorities on the feasibility of storing seed cotton in the delta region of Missouri. The objectives of this inquiry were to determine (1) the effects of prolonged seed cotton storage on cotton grade …
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Individual Experiments to Evaluate the Effects of Plant Population and Planting Date, Cultivar and Plant Growth Regulator Application, and Herbicide and Plant Growth Regulator Application on Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) Growth and Development, Yield, and Fiber Quality
… (Gossypium hirsutum L.) growth and development, lint yield, and fiber quality are influenced by many management decisions. Three field experiments examining the interaction of plant population and planting date, and cultivar or herbicide and plant growth regulator application on these parameters …
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Effect of irrigation technology and plant density on cotton growth, yield, yield components, and water use efficiency
… and early boll development stage. The cotton lint yield varied and was statistically significant (p<0.05) between the irrigation technologies and rainfed condition with the LEPA having the highest cotton lint yield (950.3 kg ha⁻¹). The low-density provided the optimum cotton lint yield. The …
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Evaluation of Weed Management and the Agronomic Utility of Cotton Grown on a 15-Inch Row Configuration and the Biology and Ecology of Doveweed
… weed control, and there were no differences in lint yield among herbicide systems in both row spacings. However, a 6% increase in lint yield was observed in the 38-cm rows compared to the 97-cm rows. There has been a recent technological advancement of glyphosate-resistant cultivars that allow …
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Interference and control of sharppod morningglory (Ipomoea cordatotriloba dennstedt) in glyphosate-resistant cotton.
… 10-m row-1 did not significantly reduce cotton lint yield. Sharppod morningglory density impacted color grade more than any other classification parameter. Through combined effects on yield and quality, cotton lint value was reduced by approximately 85% in the presence of 8 sharppod morningglory …
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Quantitative trait loci mapping for agronomic and fiber quality traits in Upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) using molecular markers
… 2 LOD, in both IM and CIM. These include two for lint weight per boll, two for seedcotton weight per plant, and one for lint percentage, which collectively, based on IM analysis, explained 32.5%, 28.6%, and 4.4% of the phenotypic variation, respectively. In total, seven and nine different QTL were …
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Using Winter Annual Cover Crops in a Virginia No-till Cotton Production System
… cotton growing season in 1995 resulted in higher lint yield for cotton grown following the hairy vetch + rye treatment compared with cotton grown following the wheat treatment. High heat unit accumulation in October 1995 led to the over maturity of cotton fiber and high micronaire values for …
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Improving Genetic Analysis with Augmented Experimental Designs
… was reduced approximately by 65% for seed and lint yields in cotton and consequently, the heritability was increased by 38% for these traits. With the use of sub-block model, the residual variance was decreased by 29% for grain yield and 22% for plant height in spring wheat. This suggests that, …
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Effects of Glyphosate on Weed Management and Reproductive Biology of Glyphosate-Resistant Corn
… 1,120 g ai/ha. Rates as low as 140 g/ha caused lint yield reductions depending on year and location. When averaged over all locations, lint yield reductions of 4, 49, 72, and 87% compared with nontreated cotton were observed with glyphosate rates of 140, 280, 560, and 1,120 g/ha, respectively. …
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"Six Days Thou Shalt Labor": African-Americans in the Southern Textile industry, 1895-1929
… including bad lighting, and polluted, lint-filled air. They labored six-days a week, twelve hours a day, to desegregate the industry. Yet, despite criticism, racial animus, and threats of violence, African Americans remained undaunted and engaged in the work of textile manufacturing to …
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Study of Thermotolerance Mechanism in Gossypium Hirsutum Through Identification of Heat Stress Genes
… stress causes major losses to cotton seed and lint yield. Introduction of heat stress tolerance to Arkansas cotton varieties is highly desirable. However, very little is known about the molecular basis of heat stress tolerance in cotton. The present study attempted to identify heat stress …
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