Relationship between yield and mineral nutrient concentrations in historical and modern spring wheat cultivars

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@edgeben @Chris9876b @SadhguruJV @Botanygeek Murphy et al. (2008) analyzed 56 historical spring wheat cultivars widely grown in the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S.A. from 1842 to 1965, and 7 modern spring wheat cultivars widely grown in Washington Sta

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@Jes_Squirrell @cutlerstom @EWestaway @essexwindyfarm @hanslope @hertsfarming @FarmersOfTheUK @Grffn_CIC @BionutrientFood This one compared old to modern varieties highlighting modern varieties have lower nutrient density (possibly combo of inability to ta

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