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Fig. 1. Cumulative potential evapotranspiration (PET) and precipitation along with daily maximum and minimum temperatures vs. days after planting for the 2001 growing season at Shelton, NE. Important phenological growth stages are depicted near the bottom portion of graph. The R1 and R5 stages correspond to the silking and dent growth stages, respectively.





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