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Quantifying Impacts of Early Season Water Deficit on Multiple Cotton Cultivars.
Quantifying Impacts of Early Season Water Deficit on Multiple Cotton Cultivars.
Poster Number 31
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Sunday, February 5, 2017
Abstract:
Cotton seedling vigor characteristics have been evaluated many times in the past, but due to the constant release of new varieties coupled with new seed technologies, evaluation of seedling characteristics for drought tolerance is critical for assistance in determining which cultivars are best suited for dryland environments. Treatments were implemented at the University of Georgia Horticulture Dept Greenhouses in Spring 2015. Plant height, total nodes, square position, ATP content, chlorophyll content, leaf area index, and crop biomass were measured for 3 cotton cultivars. This study was repeated in Fall 2015 at the University of Georgia Envirotron facility with similar measurements and the same cultivars with the addition of an additional cultivar as well as two additional irrigation treatments. The study was repeated a thrid time at University of Georgia Crop and Soil Science Greenhouse in Tifton, Ga in the Spring of 2016.
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