Predicting Wheat Grain Yield Based on Available Water

This paper focuses on our research into the relationship between available water and wheat grain yield under the Mediterranean-like climatic conditions of the U.S. Inland PNW. ...

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Authors: Schillinger, William , Schofstoll, Steven , Alldredge, J.Richard

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