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Results of experiments with sweet sudan and sudan 23 and suggestions for planting

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Fred N. Briggs

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California Agriculture 1(5):3-3.

Published April 01, 1947

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Widespread interest in Sweet Sudan has been aroused among California growers of Sudan grass. This variety was developed by Dr. B. E. Karper and Dr. J. B. Quinby of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station from a cross between Leoti, a sweet sorghum, and Common Sudan grass followed by backcrosses to Sudan.

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Results of experiments with sweet sudan and sudan 23 and suggestions for planting

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Results of experiments with sweet sudan and sudan 23 and suggestions for planting

California Agriculture > Volume 1 > Number 5  > research article 

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Authors

Fred N. Briggs

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California Agriculture 1(5):3-3.

Published April 01, 1947

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Abstract

Widespread interest in Sweet Sudan has been aroused among California growers of Sudan grass. This variety was developed by Dr. B. E. Karper and Dr. J. B. Quinby of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station from a cross between Leoti, a sweet sorghum, and Common Sudan grass followed by backcrosses to Sudan.

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