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| The first plant part to emerge from a seed |
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| most of the hay production in Ohio |
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| eastern part of the state |
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| Plants that germinate in the fall, overwinter and die after flowering in the next year |
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| Grass or other plants grown for feeding of grazing animal |
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| The Land Capability Class not suited for pasture |
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| Any herbaceous broadleaf plant that is not a legume, a grass or grass-like |
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| A panicle is a typical flower form found |
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| An appendage that grows around the junction of the leaf blade and sheath |
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| The first plant structure to emerge from a legume seed |
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| After cutting clover, regrowth occurs |
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| A group of bacteria forming a symbiotic relationship with a legume |
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| The bacteria used to inoculate soybeans |
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| What fertilizer element added in the fall will increase winter hardiness |
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| Two Production-Harvesting Avenues for forages |
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| Harvesting for food or for seed |
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| What are the three growth stages of grasses |
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| Vegetative, Transition, and Reproduction |
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| sign of nutrient poor conditions |
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| three ways to inoculate a crop with Rhizobium |
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| buy already inoculated seed, inoculated during planting, or add in with irrigation |
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| When a plant reacts to the length of light in a day |
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| the duration of an organism's daily exposure to light |
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