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Cold Hardiness and Seed Shape in Maize

Nature volume 163, pages 907–908 (1949)Cite this article

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AT least one mid-Western seed company has asserted that 'round-grade' dent corn (maize) seeds withstand more than 'flat-grade' seeds the cold weather after early spring sowings.

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HASKELL, G. Cold Hardiness and Seed Shape in Maize. Nature 163, 907–908 (1949). https://doi.org/10.1038/163907a0

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