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A potential oilseed crop in the western States.

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  1. Research Agronomist, Chemurgy Project, University of Nebraska, USA

    Carl E. Claassen

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Reprinted from Chemurgic Digest 7 (3): 11. 1948, except statistics and other details of experimentation.

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Claassen, C.E. Safflower. Econ Bot 3, 143–149 (1949). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02859517

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