2003 Far Northern Zone Results

2003 Evaluation of Soybean Varieties for Symptoms of Iron Chlorosis -
Far Northern Zone

Table 1. Average chlorosis scores of varieties adapted to far northern Minnesota, 2003.
Score; 1=no chlorosis, 5=most severe chlorosis.
Type; R = Round up Ready, C = Conventional variety, Blank = not indicated by entrant.
Variety	Type	Brand or Originator	Chlorosis score
Lena		PFS	1.8
90A07		Pioneer	2.0
PB0094		Prairie Brand	2.0
S0076-6		Stine	2.0
W20057RR		Wensman	2.0
W20091		Wensman	2.0
RG200	R	N.D AES	2.0
Dawson	C	Check	2.0
30D09		Dyna-Gro	2.2
0095RR	R	Garst	2.2
Traill	C	N.D. AES	2.3
Agassiz	C	Minn. AES	2.3
90B11		Pioneer	2.3
5B008RR	R	Mycogen	2.3
03005RR	R	PFS	2.3
04007RR	R	PFS	2.3
04009RR	R	PFS	2.3
RR20-11		Proseed	2.3
S0086-4		Stine	2.3
RT0041		Croplan	2.5
PB0052		Prairie Brand	2.5
PB0072		Prairie Brand	2.5
S0040-4		Stine	2.5
Jim	C	N.D. AES	2.7
MN0071	C	Minn. AES	2.7
McCall	C	Minn. AES	2.7
DKB005-51		DeKalb	2.7
30F05		Dyna-Gro	2.7
RR00		Proseed	2.7
S00-J4		Syngenta	2.7
Corsoy 79	C	Check	2.7
RR00-05		Proseed	3.0
RR10091		Proseed	3.3
CV =			32.7
LSD.05 =			1.1
MEAN =			3

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