Athens, Georgia: Dryland Later Maturity Cotton Variety Performance, 2008
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1 The Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences The University of Georgia Research Report Number 719 January 2009 Athens, Georgia: BCSX0614B2RF DP 0935 B2RF GA DP161B2RF PHY375WRF GA BCSX0102LLB GA DP 164 B2RF BCSX0727B2RF PHY480WR DP174RF PHY440W GA DP 555 BG/RR BCSX0721B2RF PHY485WRF PHY425RF Average LSD N.S. 0.7 N.S CV % The F-test indicated no statistical differences at the alpha =.10 probability level; therefore a LSD value was not calculated. Planted: May 6, Harvested: October 27, Soil Type: Appling coarse sandy loam. Fertilization: 117 lb N, 57 lb P 2 O 5, and 57 lb K 2 O/acre. Management: Temik applied 5 lb/acre.
2 Midville, Georgia: BCSX0727B2RF DP174RF DP 0935 B2RF PHY425RF PHY375WRF DP 164 B2RF GA DP 555 BG/RR PHY480WR BCSX0102LLB GA PHY440W DP161B2RF BCSX0614B2RF GA BCSX0721B2RF PHY485WRF GA Average LSD CV % Planted: First planting on May 1,2008; due to strong wind and blowing sand damage after emergence, replanted on May 28, Harvested: October 23, Soil Type: Tifton sandy loam. Fertilization: 96 lb N, 91 lb P 2 O 5, and 74 lb K 2 O/acre. Management: Temik applied 5 lb/acre and Telone II applied 3 gal/acre.
3 Plains, Georgia: DP 555 BG/RR GA DP 0935 B2RF GA GA BCSX0727B2RF PHY375WRF BCSX0102LLB DP174RF BCSX0614B2RF PHY485WRF PHY440W DP 164 B2RF DP161B2RF BCSX0721B2RF GA PHY425RF PHY480WR Average LSD N.S. CV % The F-test indicated no statistical differences at the alpha =.10 probability level; therefore a LSD value was not calculated. Planted: April 30, Harvested: October 16, Soil Type: Greenville sandy clay loam. Fertilization: 95 lb N, 110 lb P 2 O 5, and 30 lb K 2 O/acre. Management: Temik applied 5 lb/acre. 1
4 Tifton, Georgia: DP 555 BG/RR GA GA DP174RF GA DP 164 B2RF PHY425RF DP 0935 B2RF BCSX0614B2RF DP161B2RF BCSX0721B2RF GA PHY485WRF PHY480WR PHY375WRF BCSX0102LLB BCSX0727B2RF PHY440W Average LSD N.S N.S. CV % The F-test indicated no statistical differences at the alpha =.10 probability level; therefore a LSD value was not calculated. Planted: April 28, Harvested: September 24, Soil Type: Tifton loamy sand. Fertilization: 78 lb N, 54 lb P 2 O 5, and 108 lb K 2 O/acre. Management: Temik applied 5 lb/acre and Telone II applied 3 gal/acre.
5 Yield Summary for Dryland Later Maturity Cotton Varieties, 2008 Lint Yield a Entry Athens Midville Plains Tifton 4-Loc. Average Lint Unif. Index Length Strength Mic lb/acre % % in g/tex units DP 555 BG/RR GA DP 0935 B2RF DP174RF GA GA DP 164 B2RF BCSX0614B2RF PHY375WRF BCSX0727B2RF BCSX0102LLB DP161B2RF PHY425RF GA T PHY480WR T T PHY485WRF T PHY440W BCSX0721B2RF Average LSD 0.10 N.S. b CV % a Superscripts indicate ranking at that location. b The F-test indicated no statistical differences at the alpha =.10 probability level; therefore a LSD value was not calculated. protected LSD (P = 0.10).
6 Two-Year Summary for Dryland Later Maturity Cotton Varieties at Four Locations a, , Irrigated Variety Lint Yield Lint Index Length Strength Micronaire GA DP 555 BG/RR DP174RF GA DP 164 B2RF DP161B2RF Average LSD CV % a Athens, Midville, Plains, and Tifton.
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