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angie1

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Looking through seed catalog, trying to plan crop for next year and have a question about an orchard grass description.
The sentence says "It reaches 50% anthesis approximately 4 days later then Potomac, and 5 days earlier than Pennlate"
What does anthesis mean?

Next question ~ sentence says "The 8 parent clones of Icon were selected on the basis of NRS quality data, plus poly-cross progeny data for high forage and seed yield."
I understand all but "NRS" and can't find it referenced in catalog.
What does NRS stand for?

Thanks for your help!
 
Anthesis ~ "period during which a flower is fully open and functional"

Thanks dun!

Isn't that the same thing as maturity?
 
I know the N and R stand for National and Research. I want to say Service for the S but I am not positive on that. Any way it is an agency that does agricultural research.
 
Dave":bi1mt79b said:
I know the N and R stand for National and Research. I want to say Service for the S but I am not positive on that. Any way it is an agency that does agricultural research.
thank you
 
angie":3paochs9 said:
Anthesis ~ "period during which a flower is fully open and functional"

Thanks dun!

Isn't that the same thing as maturity?

Nove. Maturity would be after reproductive. Reproductive would be the anthesis thing
 

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