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can delay maturity and cause excessive vegetative growth at the expense of grain yield. Nitrogen fertilizer is expensive and losses can be detrimental to the environment. Efficient use of N by meeting crop needs while avoiding excessive applications of N is an important goal. This fact sheet provides a
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