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Proceedings of the Seventh Asianegi
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IV92 Governmental Support for Resea
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VI38 J Responses of Open-Pollinated
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VllJ611 Hybrid ancl New Bioscience
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xFOREWORDThe regional maize worksho
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2 Timothy Reevescan differ from fie
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4 Timorhv Reeveseveryone must be a
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6 Tilllothy Reel'esand less land an
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8 Timothy Reevesparticipatory resea
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10 Timothv Reeves1997). Diagnostic
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12 Timothy Reevesand this is anothe
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14 Timolh.v Ree\'esInformation tech
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16 Timothy ReevesHarrington, L., R.
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The Asian Economic Crisis: Implicat
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20 Phabhu Pingaliinvestments. Prior
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22 Phabhu Pillga/icosts in the shor
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24 David Hoisingtonincreasing rapid
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26 David Hoisingtonlines derived vi
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28 David Hoisingtoneffective breedi
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Issues of Intellectual Property Rig
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32 SmaJ SrilVatmrapongsepoor farmer
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34 Swat SriwatanapongseI. The paten
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36 Surat Sri",'atanapongseGeneral (
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Role of Networking for Strengthenin
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40 R.S Parada//1. Mai-r.e Research
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42 R.S. Parodainfonnation exchange
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44 R.S. Pamdathe network.VI. Networ
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46 R.S. ParodaVIII. EpiloglleOne ca
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48 Zhou Darong, He Kanglai and Song
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50 Zhou Dorong, He Kong/ai and Song
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52 ZllOll Darollg, He KallK/ai alld
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S4 Zho/l Darong, He Kanglai and Son
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56 ZhOll Darong, He Kanglai and Son
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Hybrid Maize Technology : Challenge
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60 S.K. Vasalreplace OPYs and some
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62 S.K. Vasalactivities one should
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64 Shil'aji PandeyAsia (Table 3). T
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66 Shil'aji Pandey4. Fewer and fewe
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68 Shivoji PandeyClosing4. We must
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Maize Research in the Public Sector
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72 N.N. Singhprivate sector. With t
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74 N.N. Singhresearch programmes to
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76 NN SinghThe picture of one inter
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Public and Private Partnership in H
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80 Weerachai 5., Taweesak P., Tawut
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Supporting the Hybrid Maize Breedin
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84 Chokechai A., Sansem 1. Chamipom
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86 Chokechai A., Sansern 1. Chamipo
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88 Chokeclrai A., Sansern 1. Chamip
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Table 5.Mean grain yields, regressi
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Governmental Support for Research a
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94 Trail HOllg Uy3. Guidelines give
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Maize Hybrid Breeding for Subtropic
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Table 2.Best Single Crosses Among E
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100 H. Cordova, S. Castellanos, S.K
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102 H. Corelom, S. Castellanos, S.K
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104 H. Cordova, S. Castellanos, S.K
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106 Shi-hllang Zhang and De-qu{m Sh
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108 Shi-ililang Zhang and De-quem S
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110 Shi-huang Zhang and De-quan Slz
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Table 5.Means of days to silking, P
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114 Shi-huanf{ Zhang alld De-quan S
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116 L. W. Kannenbergand thereby the
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118 L. W. Kannenbergin Hallauer and
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120 L. W. KannenbergC'4oD.. -1010 r
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122 D.N. ChaudharyBreeding MethodsT
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Heterosis in Maize: Groupings and P
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126 V.K. Saxena, N.S. Malhi, N.N. S
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128 v.K. Saxena, NS. Malhi, NN Sing
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130 V.K Saxena, N.S. Malhi, N.N. Si
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132 VK. Saxena, N.S. Malhi, NN Sing
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Evaluation, Distribution and U iliz
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136 Ganesall Srinivasan and S.K. Va
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138 Ganesan Srinivasan and s.K. Vas
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140 Ganesan Srinivasan and S.K. Vas
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142 Canesan Srinivasan and S.K. Vas
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Recombinant Inbred Lines in Tropica
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146 JalJ1t'.~ L Bren1J
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148 James L. Brewbaker and Hyeoll G
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150 James L. Brewbaker and Hyeoll C
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DNA Fingerprinting and the Seed Bus
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154 Apichart Vanavichit and Somvong
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156 ZhOll Hongshengr maintained----
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158 Zhou Hongshengprovince in 1990,
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160 Zhou Hongsheng302515i"~ 10
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162 Zhou HongshengZhou HS, it ai, 1
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164 Eduardo C. Fernandez, Samuel C.
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166 Eduardo C. Fernandez, Samuel C.
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168 Eduardo C. Fernande::, Samuel C
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Initial Results of Anther Cultureof
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172 Bui Hanh Cuong, Tran Hong Uy an
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Tackling Biodiversity Issues in Hyb
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176 Chokeclwi Aekalasanawan and S.K
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178 Chokechai Aekatasanawan and SK.
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180 Clzokeclzai Aekatasanawan and S
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182 Chokechai Aekatasanawan and S.K
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184 Chokechai Aekarasanawan and S.K
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186 Chokechai Aekatasal1awan and S.
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The Importance of the Anthesis-Silk
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190 1. Bolanos alld G.O. EdmeadesMa
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192 1. Bolanos and G. O. Edmeadesfr
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194 1. Bolanos and G.o. Edllleadesw
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196 1. Bolanos and ;.0. Edmeadesthi
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198 1. Bolanos and G.O. EdmeadesBlu
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200 1. Bolanos and G.O. EdmeadesFig
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202 1. Bolanos and G.O. Edll2eadesB
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204 1. Bolanos and G.O. EdmeadesTab
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Table 5 Genetic correlations (r g )
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208 M. Ball;;eger, H.R. Lafilfe, G.
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210 M. Banzeger, H.R. Lafitte, G.O.
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212 M. Banz.eger. H.R. Lafitte, G.O
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214 tv!. Banzeger, H.R. Lafitte, G.
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216 M. Banzeger, H.R. Lafitte, G.O.
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Progress in Breeding for Low Nitrog
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220 y. Chal1fac!lume, P. Krudlowna,
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222 Y. Clzan{{/chume, P. Krudloyma,
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224 Y. Chantachume, P. Krudloyma, S
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226 Y. Chantachume, P. Krudloyma, S
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228 Y. Chantachume, P. Krudloyl11a,
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230 Y. Chafltachume, P. Krudloyma,
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Production of Maize Under Excess SO
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234 T.R. Rathore, M.Z.K Warsi, N.N.
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236 T.R. RatllOre, M.Z.K. Warsi, N.
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238 T.R. Rathore, M.z.K. Warsi, N.N
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Development of Acid Soil Tolerant M
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242 Carlos De Leon, Shivaji Pandey
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244 Carlos De Leon, Shivaji Pandey
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246 Carras De Leon, Slzivaji Pandey
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248 Carlos De Leo/!, Shivaji Pandey
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250 SK. Vasal, S. Pandey, M. Barand
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252 S.K. Vasal, S. Pandey. M. Baran
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254 s.K. Vasal, S. Pandey, M. Baran
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256 S.K. Vasal, S. Pandey, M. Barml
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258 D. leffel's, H. Cordova, S. Vas
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260 D. Jeffers, H. Cordova. S. Vasa
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262 D. leffel's, H. Cordol'a, S. Va
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264 D. Jeffers. H. CordOl'a, S. Vas
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266 D. Jeffers, H. Cordova, S. Vasa
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268 Samuel C. DalmacioViral Disease
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270 Samuel C. Dalmacioexplored. Oth
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272 Samuel C. Dalmacio(Helminthospo
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274 Samuef C. Daflllacioimportant r
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276 Samuel C. DalmacioPayne, G.A. 1
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278 AI'e/ino D. Raymundoand Rajasth
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280 Avelino D. RaymundoStatus of Br
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282 Avelino D. RaymundoBaria, A R.
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Banded Leaf and Sheath Blight of Ma
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286 R.C. Sharma, Carlos De Leon all
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288 R.C. Sharma, Carlos De Leon and
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Maize Stalk Rot Complexes: Innovati
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292 Samgam Lal. Carlos De Leon. v,K
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294 Samgalll La!, Carlos De Leon, V
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296 Samgam Lal. Carlos De Leoll. VK
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298 Samgam Lal, Carlos De Leon, V.K
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300 Samgam Lal, Carlos De Leon, v.K
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302 Salllgal/1 La I, Carlos De Leol
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Page 320 and 321: 308 Carlos De Leol!Table 2 describe
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Page 326 and 327: Current Status of Breeding Maize Ge
Page 328 and 329: 316 D. Bergvinson, D. Beck, F. Betr
Page 330 and 331: 318 D. Bergl'illson, D. Beck, F. Be
Page 332 and 333: 320 D. Bergvillsoll, D. Beck, F. Be
Page 335 and 336: Breeding Maize Germplasm Tolerant {
Page 337 and 338: Status of Breeding Maize Germplasms
Page 339 and 340: Breeding Mai-;.e Germplasm Tolerant
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Page 347 and 348: Breeding Mai::.e Germplasm Tolerant
Page 349 and 350: Breeding Maize Germprasm Torerant t
Page 351 and 352: Use of Trichogramma ostriniae Hymen
Page 353 and 354: TricflOgmmma to Control the Asian C
Page 355 and 356: Trichogramma fa Confrol fhe Asian C
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Page 359 and 360: -'d14.8b I 0.8aPercent I No.damag
Page 361 and 362: Trichogramma to Control the Asian C
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Page 369 and 370: Pests and Diseases of Maize in Indo
Page 371 and 372: Pests and Diseases ofMaize in Indon
Page 373 and 374: Pests and Diseases ofMai::.e in Ind
Page 375 and 376: Pests and Diseases ofMaize in Indon
Page 377 and 378: Pests and Diseases a/Maize in Indon
Page 379 and 380: Maize Stem Borers in India and Thei
Page 381 and 382: Maize Stem Borers in India 369enemi
Page 383 and 384: Maize Stem Borers in India 371• C
Page 385 and 386: Sustainable Corn Prod cHon under Al
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Page 389 and 390: Sustainable Corn Production on Slop
Page 391 and 392: Sustainable Com Production on Slopi
Page 393 and 394: Responses of Open-Pollinated and Hy
Page 395 and 396: Open-Pollinated and Hybrid Mai;:e C
Page 397 and 398: Fertilization and Nutrient Manageme
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Page 403 and 404: Nutrient Managementfor Maize Croppi
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Page 407 and 408: Nutrient Management/or Maize Croppi
Page 409 and 410: Nutrient Managementfor Maize Croppi
Page 411 and 412: Maize Cultivation in Paddy Field Re
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Mai::.e Cultiwllion i/7 Paddy Field
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Maize-Based Cropping Systems in the
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Mai::.e Based Cropping Svstems in t
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Mai.-e Based Cropping Systems ill t
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Maize Based Cropping Systems in the
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J'vtaize Based Cropping Syslems ill
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Effects of Ecological Conditions an
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Winter Maiz.e Of! Wetland in the Cr
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Winter Mai~e on Wetland in the Crop
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Winter Maize on Wetland in the Crop
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Winter Maize 431IntroductionIn a br
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Willler Mai::.e 433applied fertiliz
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Technics for Corn Production in Sou
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Technics for Corn Prodllction in SO
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Technics for Corn Production ;n Sou
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Technicsfor Com Production in South
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Technics for Corn Production in Sou
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Adm/Jces in Breeding Specially Mai;
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Adval/ces in Breeding Specialty Mai
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Advances in Breeding Specialty !v1a
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QPM Breeding Pro ram in ChinaShi-hu
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QPM Breedillg Program ill China 453
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QPM Breeding Program in China 455Li
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QPM Breeding Program in China 457Ta
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Forage Corn: Emerging Use of Maize
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Forageortl 461Structural Changl's i
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Forage Com 463plant population of 8
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Forage Corn 4652. For material that
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Forage Com 467Table 5.Importation o
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Forage Com 469Table 8. Computed yie
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Breeding of Maize for the Baby Corn
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Maize for the Baby Corn Consumer Ma
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Maize Production and Research in Ch
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Mai-::.e Production and Research in
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Progress a/Maiz.e Research in India
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Progress ajMaize Research in India
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Progress ofMaize Research in India
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Progress ofMai::e Research in India
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Maize Research and Development in I
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Mai::;e Research and Development in
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Mai::e Research and Development in
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Mai::.e Research and Del'elopment i
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Country Report on Highlights of Pro
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Maize Research in the Philippines 5
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Alai;..: R< s('arch ill rh(' Plzili
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Progress in Maize Research in Thail
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Progress ill Maize Research in Thai
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0\ITl '""'Table 8.Mean grain yield
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Progress in Maize Research in Thai/
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Progress of Maize Breeding in Vietn
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Progress ofMai-:.e Breeding in Viet
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Progress ofMaize Breeding in Vietna
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~-Progress ofMaize Breeding in Viet
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Maize Research in Nepal 5351. Area,
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Maize Research in Nepal 537Present
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Maize Research in Nepal 539Local co
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Maize Research in Nepal 541Patholog
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Maize Research ill Nepal 5 3Chemica
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Maize Research ill Nepal 545Maize b
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Maize Research in Nepal 547Table 12
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Maize Research in Nepal 549Research
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Maize Research in Nepal 551Acknowle
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Maize Research in PakistanMohammad
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Maize Research in Nepal 555There ha
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Maize Research in Nepal 557Shift In
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Maize Research in Nepal 559Average
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Present Status and Strategies for D
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Maize Production in Sri Lanka 563in
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Maize Production in Sri Lanka 565At
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Maize Production in Sri Lanka 567rt
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Mai~e Research in Bangladesh 569Str
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Maize Research ill Bangladesh 571Su
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Mai::.e Research in Bangladesh 573R
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Current Status of Maize in MyanmarT
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Current Status ofMaize in Myanmar 5
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Seed Production ofMaize in India 57
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Breeding Maize for North-Western In
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Breeding Mai-;e for North- Western
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,..,Q\IT)t:::5'\l~- 2:l~..::;E:~';:
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Cargill's Maize Breeding Research i
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Cargill's lv/aize Breeding Research
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Maize Research Progranl in Mahyco 5
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IIHybrid Corn Seed Production - Exp
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Hybrid Corn Seed Production 601Tabl
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Hybrid Corn Seed Production 603woul
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Breeding Maize Hybrids in Commercia
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Summary and Conclusion of Session o
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Summary Inaugural Session 609hybrid
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SUDlmary and Conclusion of Session
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S mmary and Conclusion of Session o
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Summary Speciality Corns Session 61
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SummaJy Country and Seed Industry S
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Questions and Answers 625Q: How muc
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Questions and Answers 627for MAS, t
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Questions and Answers 629Q: Does th
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Questions and Answers 631A: Yes, ea
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Questions and Answers 633Q: Search
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Questions and Answers 635considerab
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Questions alld Answers 637Comment:
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List ofParticipants 639COLOMBIACarl
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List ofParticipants 641Prabhu Pinga
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List ofParticipants 643Elsa M. Luis
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List ofParticipants 645Nonito Franj
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List ofParticipants 647Romeo F. Hec
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List ofParticipants 649Jose Cagampa
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List ofParticipants 651Danilo P. Ba
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