Maize was planted at two, three or four seeds per hole with uniform spacing and either the smallest plant (S) or the second largest plant (L) was thinned from each hole after 8 and 14 weeks from the four seed plots and after 14 weeks for the three seed plots. Two plants per hole were left to matu...
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Methu, J.N.
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Owen, E.
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Tanner, J.C.
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Abate, A.L.
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[The effect of increasing planting density and thinning on forage and grain yield of maize in Kenyan smallholdings]
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The effect of increasing planting density and thinning on forage and grain yield of maize in Kenyan smallholdings
