Spiering said the plant is easy to spot due to its height as it stands above the surrounding wheat canopy. The hybrids were found in south-central Kansas along with Dickinson and Marion Counties.
Spiering said the plant is easy to spot due to its height as it stands above the surrounding wheat canopy. The hybrids were found in south-central Kansas along with Dickinson and Marion Counties.
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