... potential yields. Nafziger's analysis of previous years' corn planting data in Illinois determined that "we can expect 50 percent of the maximum yield when planting is done around June 15 to 20." ...
... late October, while corn leaves wither at the end of August.
Corn and Miscanthus are C4 ... t."
The next step for the researchers is to develop a corn plant in which this gene is expressed at high levels ...
... would be the same in the two plant species, and the lab groups could use the MOP1 corn plants to focus their studies on the harder-to-examine microRNAs, as they had done previously in Arabidopsis.
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... crop the next year.
Moose said that sugar corn might make a good transition crop.
"We ... harvest window than regular silage."
For this sugar corn plant to become commercialized, it would have to get ...
Scientists have raised the levels of several different vitamins in the same white corn plant.
... resistance against herbivores and to reduce the use of chemical pesticides," Degenhardt says. "The transgenic corn plants used in these experiments have no commercial value and the experiments simply ...
... complex traits in maize, commonly known as corn. Instead, in two research papers published ... a resource for scientists to both build a better corn plant and to show how changes in the genome produce ...
... appear in B73 that aren't found in Mo17.
Nathan Springer, an associate professor of plant biology at the University of Minnesota's College of Biological Sciences and the lead author of the PLOS ...
... Iowa State University's agronomy department. "Corn doesn't like to be growing with anything ... hospitable to having neighbors share its space.
By the time the corn plant is five inches tall, the kernel ...
... month in Agronomy Journal examines one biofuel crop contender: corn stover. Corn stover is made up of the leaves and stalks of corn plants that are left in the field after ...
... raw materials. "In our pilot plant, we exclusively use agricultural waste such as corn stalks – that is, the corn plants without the cobs. This allows us to generate 30 percent more biogas than in ...
... themselves.
Agricultural waste, such as corn stover (the leaves, stalks, and stripped cobs of corn plants, left over after harvest), is cheap. These materials are largely composed of cellulose, the ...
... , we theorized that leaf tatters were caused by drift from herbicide applications before or at corn planting."
The researchers found that visual injury to white oak seedlings was dependent on year, ...
... grow about 240,000 acres of sweet corn in the United States each year, making it ... scientists exposed several varieties of sweet corn plants to the herbicide mesotrione or a combination of mesotrione ...
... compare the two – are there things that these two weeds have in common that make it different from a corn plant or a soybean plant which explains why it's weedy? This is sort of a first step in that ...
