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ASI (Anthesis-Silk Interval) in new Maize SCH varieties

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ASI (Anthesis-Silk Interval) in new Maize SCH varieties,

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ASI is Anthesis-Silking Interval. It is an indicator of stress, how plants respond to stress during flowering in the Anthesis-Silk interval. It is measured in no. of says between pollen shed and silk emergence.
In new Maize SCH varieties, ASI is for 1 - 2 days.
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