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Research Report 12-03 Soybean Variety Performance Tests in Tennessee Fred L. Allen Coordinator Agronomic Crop Variety Testing and Demonstrations Richard Johnson Research Associate Agronomic Crop Variety Testing and Demonstrations Robert C. Williams Jr. Extension Area Specialist Grain Crops Angela Thompson McClure Extension Specialist Corn and Soybeans Melvin Newman Professor Entomology and Plant Pathology Pat Donald Research Plant Pathologist USDA-ARS Agronomic Crop Variety Testing and Demonstrations Department of Plant Sciences University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture Knoxville, Tennessee Telephone: 865-974-8821 • Fax: 865-974-1947 Email: [email protected] Variety test results are posted on UT’s website at: http://varietytrials.tennessee.edu and www.utcrops.com RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTERS AND COUNTY STANDARD TESTS 2011

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Research Report 12-03

Soybean Variety Performance Tests in Tennessee

Fred L. Allen Coordinator Agronomic Crop Variety Testing and Demonstrations

Richard Johnson Research Associate Agronomic Crop Variety Testing and Demonstrations

Robert C. Williams Jr.Extension Area Specialist Grain Crops

Angela Thompson McClureExtension Specialist Corn and Soybeans

Melvin Newman Professor Entomology and Plant Pathology

Pat DonaldResearch Plant Pathologist USDA-ARS

Agronomic Crop Variety Testing and DemonstrationsDepartment of Plant Sciences

University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture Knoxville, Tennessee

Telephone: 865-974-8821 • Fax: 865-974-1947 Email: [email protected]

Variety test results are posted on UT’s website at:http://varietytrials.tennessee.edu and www.utcrops.com

RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTERS AND COUNTY STANDARD TESTS

2011

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Acknowledgments

This research was funded by the Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station and UT Extension with partial funding from participating companies. We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the following individuals in conducting these experiments: Dept. of Plant Sciences Vince Pantalone, Professor and Soybean Breeder Virginia Sykes, Graduate Research Assistant, Agronomic Variety Testing Program Victoria Knapp, Undergraduate Assistant Effion Hughes, Undergraduate Assistant Research & Education Centers: East Tennessee: East Tennessee Research & Education Center, Knoxville Robert Simpson, Center Director Bobby McKee, Sr. Farm Crew Leader Lee Ellis, Research Assistant Middle Tennessee: Highland Rim Research & Education Center, Springfield Barry Sims, Center Director Brad Fisher, Research Assistant West Tennessee: Research & Education Center at Milan, Milan Blake Brown, Center Director Jason Williams, Research Associate James McClure, Research Associate Research & Education Center at Ames Plantation, Grand Junction Rick Carlisle, Center Director Marshall Smith, Research Associate Jamie Evans, Research Associate

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2011 County Standard Tests -- Soybean Cooperators & Agents Group III Cooperator(s) Agent Coffee L.A. Teal & Mike England Steve Harris Dyer Alan Burchfield Tim Campbell Fulton, KY Johnson Linder Ben Mullins/Cam Kenimer Gibson Denton Clay Parkins Philip Shelby Lake Jack Haynes Greg Allen Madison Matt Griggs Bill Wyatt/Jake Mallard REC at Milan 1 & 2 Dr. Blake Brown Dr. Melvin Newman Obion Kenneth & Blake Cheatham Tim Smith Weakley Ronnie & Jay Yeargin Jeff Lannom WTREC Dr. Bob Hayes Dr. Angela McClure Group IV Early Ballard, KY Jeff Sullivan Bob Middleton Coffee L.A. Teal & Mike England Steve Harris Dyer Mike Underwood Tim Campbell Fulton, KY Johnson Linder Ben Mullins/Cam Kenimer Gibson Denton Clay Parkins Philip Shelby Hickman Clint & Claude Callicott Troy Dugger Lake Jon Dickey Greg Allen Lauderdale 1 & 2 Dr. Melvin Newman REC at Milan 1 & 2 Dr. Blake Brown Dr. Melvin Newman Obion Kenneth & Blake Cheatham Tim Smith Weakley J.D. McDaniel Jeff Lannom Group IV Late Coffee L.A. Teal & Mike England Steve Harris Dyer Mike Underwood Tim Campbell Fayette Lee Graves Jeff Via Franklin Sam Jones Ed Burns/Creig Kimbro Fulton, KY Mark Yaussi Cam Kenimer/Ben Mullins Gibson Denton Clay Parkins Philip Shelby Giles Brian Flowers Kevin Rose Hardeman Daniel Jacobs Lee Sammons/Mike Morris Haywood John King Walter Battle Lake Jon Dickey Greg Allen Lauderdale 1 & 2 Dr. Melvin Newman Madison Matt Griggs Bill Wyatt/Jake Mallard Marion Dewey & Randy Gilliam Matt Webb/Jared Goad McCracken, KY Lester & Tracy Sullivan Bob Middleton Montgomery Steve Joiner/Michael Suiter Rusty Evans REC at Milan 1 & 2 Dr. Blake Brown Dr. Melvin Newman Obion Kenneth & Blake Cheatham Tim Smith Weakley Brian Garner Jeff Lannom

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Group V Early Cooperator(s) Agent Carlisle, KY Curtsinger Farms Bob Middleton Coffee L.A. Teal & Mike England Steve Harris Crockett Stoney Hargett Richard Buntin Dyer David Sentell Tim Campbell Franklin Sam Jones Ed Burns/Creig Kimbro Gibson Denton Clay Parkins Philip Shelby Hardeman Daniel Jacobs Lee Sammons/Mike Morris Haywood John King Walter Battle Lake Jack Haynes Greg Allen Lauderdale 1 & 2 Dr. Melvin Newman REC at Milan 1 & 2 Dr. Blake Brown Dr. Melvin Newman Obion Bill Thompson Tim Smith Shelby Scott Johnson Becky Muller Shelby Jerry Tolbert Becky Muller Liberty Link MG4 Late (4.6 – 4.9) Dyer Tommy Cross Tim Campbell Lake Keith Hulme Greg Allen REC at Milan (irr./fung.) Dr. Blake Brown Dr. Melvin Newman REC at Milan (irr./no fung.) Dr. Blake Brown Dr. Melvin Newman REC at Milan Dr. Blake Brown Dr. Angela McClure Obion Bill Sellers Tim Smith

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Table of Contents

Experimental Procedures................................................................................................... 6 Interpretation of data.......................................................................................................... 7 Results……………….......................................................................................................... 7 Location information from Research and Education Centers where the soybean variety tests were conducted in 2011………………………………………………………….. 9 Roundup Ready Maturity Group III Soybean Tests………………………………………….. 10 Roundup Ready Early Maturity Group IV Soybean Tests (4.0 – 4.5)………………………. 15 Roundup Ready Late Maturity Group IV Soybean Tests (4.6 – 4.9)………………..…....... 24 Roundup Ready Early Maturity Group V Soybean Tests (5.0 – 5.5)……………..………… 35 Roundup Ready Late Maturity Group V Soybean Tests (5.6 – 5.9)………………………... 45 Conventional / Liberty Link Maturity Group IV Soybean Tests……………….……………... 49 Conventional / Liberty Link Maturity Group V Soybean Tests……………….…………….... 57 Soybean Characteristics………………………………………………………………………… 63 Seed Company Contact Information…………………………………………………………… 69

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PERFORMANCE OF SOYBEAN VARIETIES IN TENNESSEE RESEARCH & EDUCATION CENTERS AND COUNTY STANDARD TESTS

Experimental Procedures

Research & Education Center Tests: All soybean variety trials were conducted in each of the physiographic regions of the state. Tests were conducted at the Ames Plantation (Grand Junction), Highland Rim (Springfield), East Tennessee (Knoxville), and Milan (Milan), Research & Education Centers (REC). Three of the Roundup Ready tests (RR4 early, RR4 late, RR5 early) were also planted at the Agricenter International Research Center (Memphis), but were not harvested due to intense weed competition from Palmer pigweed. Duplicate plantings of all seven tests [Maturity Group 3 Roundup Ready (i.e., RR3), RR4 early (relative maturity 4.0– 4.5), RR4 late (RM 4.6-4.9) RR5 early (RM 5.0-5.5), RR5 late (RM 5.6-5.9), Conventional / Liberty Link RM 4, and Conventional / Liberty Link RM5] were made at the Milan and Highland Rim RECs for performance testing with and without irrigation. The plot size at all REC locations was two rows, 30 feet in length with 30 inch row spacings. All varieties were planted at approximately 10 seeds per foot of row (i.e., approximately 175,000 seed per acre REC tests). Plots were replicated three times at each location in a randomized complete block design. Plots at Milan and Springfield were sprayed with a foliar fungicide approximately one month after planting, and again approximately 21 days later as a preventative treatment for fungal diseases such as soybean rust. Soybean rust was not detected in Tennessee this year. Because of the large number of varieties in some tests and the field variation at each location, an incomplete block design was imposed ex post facto prior to data analysis in order to reduce the within-block field variability and the experimental error. Genetics and Seed Treatments: Seed of all varieties included in the REC tests were treated with one or more fungicides plus an insecticide. Research has shown that seed treatments can influence yield, therefore the yields of varieties reported herein are the combined result of the genetic potential of the varieties plus the seed treatment “packages”. The seed treatments that were included on each variety were determined by the company or organization and are listed in Table 57. Many soybean varieties are now being marketed with combinations of fungicide and insecticides on the seed, similar to corn. A decision was made to test the varieties in the UT soybean performance tests with the seed treatments so the results would be comparable to what producers could expect from seed they purchase. County Standard Tests: The County Standard Soybean Tests were conducted in 18 counties in Tennessee, and 4 in Western Kentucky. The number of county locations depended on the test (e.g., 6 - 20). The County Standard Tests were divided into RR3, RR4 early (relative maturity 4.0-4.5), RR4 late (RM 4.6-4.9), RR5 early (RM 5.0-5.5) and a Liberty Link (RM 4) test. Each variety was evaluated in a large strip-plot at each location, thus each county test was considered as one replication of the test in calculating the overall average yield and in conducting the statistical analysis to determine significant differences. At each location, plots were planted, sprayed, fertilized, and harvested with the equipment used in the cooperating producer’s farming operation. The width and length of strip-plots were different in each county; however, within a location in a county, the strips were trimmed on the ends so that the lengths were the same for each variety, or if the lengths were different then the harvested length was measured for each variety and appropriate harvested area adjustments were made to determine the yield per acre.

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Interpretation of Data

The tables on the following pages have been prepared with the entries listed in order of performance, the highest-yielding entry being listed first. All yields presented have been adjusted to 13% moisture. At the bottom of the tables, LSD values stand for Least Significant Difference. The mean yields of any two varieties being compared must differ by at least the amount shown (minimum) to be considered different in yielding ability at the 5% level of probability of significance. For example, given that the LSD for a test is 8.0 bu/a and the mean yield of Variety A was 30 bu/a and the mean yield of Variety B was 35 bu/a, then the two varieties are not statistically different in yield because the difference of 5 bu/a is less than the minimum of 8 bu/a required for them to be significant. Similarly, if the average yield of Variety C was 43 bu/a then it is significantly higher yielding than both Variety B (43 - 35 = 8 bu/a = LSD of 8) and Variety A (43 - 30 = 13 bu/a > LSD of 8). Also, the coefficient of variation (C.V.) values are shown at the bottom of each table. This value is a measure of the error variability found within each experiment. It is the percentage that the error variation is of the overall test mean yield at that location. For example, a C.V. of 10% indicates that the size of the error variation is about 10% of the size of the test mean. Similarly, a C.V. of 30% indicates that the size of the error variation is nearly one-third as large as the test mean. A goal in conducting each yield test is to keep the C.V. as low as possible, preferably below 20%.

RESULTS Yield and Agronomic Traits. Two hundred and twenty four soybean varieties were evaluated in the 2011 Research & Education Center (REC) tests in Tennessee. There were five varieties in the RR3, 37 in the RR4E, 69 in the RR4L, 47 in the RR5E, 11 in the RR5L, 27 in the conventional / Liberty Link MG4, and 28 in the conventional / Liberty Link MG5 test. The County Standard tests (CST) involved 55 varieties total, consisting of a RR3 test (7 varieties at 11 locations), a RR4E test (12 varieties at 13 locations), a RR4L test (19 varieties at 20 locations), a RR5E test (10 varieties at 15 locations) and a Conventional / Liberty Link MG4/MG5 test (7 varieties at 6 locations). In addition to 18 Tennessee counties, the County Standard Tests involved four counties in Western Kentucky (Ballard, Carlisle, Fulton, and McCracken). Tables 2-56 contain data on yield and agronomic traits such as maturity, plant height, lodging, shattering, seed quality, seed protein and oil content. Table 57 lists the names and the companies descriptive characteristics of the varieties included in the REC tests in 2011. Table 58 contains the contact information for each soybean seed company with entries in the 2011 REC tests. Growing Season: The 2011 growing season was characterized by a wet spring resulting in some flooded fields and planting delays followed by hotter than normal conditions through June. However, much of the state received frequent rains from the second week of June through the second week of July. Afterwards, the weather conditions were hot and dry through August with cooler and wetter conditions in September providing relief for the double-crop soybeans. According to the Tennessee Agricultural Statistics Service, acreage harvested is projected to be 1.25 million acres, down 160,000 acres from last season. Soybean production for 2011 is projected to be 42.5 million bushels, down about 3 percent from the previous year. The state soybean yield average is projected to be 34 bu/a, 3 bushels above the 2010 yield.

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CST Disease & SCN Ratings: Ratings on variety reactions to SDS, frogeye leaf spot, anthracnose, stem canker, and cercospora blight are presented in Tables 7, 16, 25, 34, and 49 (data provided by Dr. Melvin Newman, professor, Dept. of Entomology and Plant Pathology, UT). Soybean cyst nematode (races 2, 3, and 5) ratings in these tables provided by Dr. Pat Donald, USDA-ARS, Jackson, TN.

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Table 1. Location information from research centers where the soybean variety tests were conducted in 2011.Planting Harvest Seeding

Research Center Location Date Date Rate Soil TypeRoundup Ready Maturity Group IIIHighland Rim (Irrigated) Springfield 5/17/2011 10/5/2011 175000 Mountview Silt LoamHighland Rim (Non Irrigated) " 5/18/2011 10/7/2011 175000 Dickson Silt LoamKnoxville Knoxville 4/25/2011 9/12/2011 175000 Sequatchie Fine Sandy LoamMilan (Irrigated) Milan 6/1/2011 9/29/2011 175000 Loring Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 9/29/2011 175000 Grenada Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) planting 2 " 7/6/2011 10/11/2011 175000 Grenada Silt Loam

Roundup Ready Maturity Group Early IV (4.0 - 4.5)Ames Grand Junction 5/7/2011 9/29/2011 175000 Lexington Silt LoamHighland Rim (Irrigated) Springfield 5/17/2011 10/5/2011 175000 Mountview Silt LoamHighland Rim (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/10/2011 175000 Dickson Silt LoamKnoxville Knoxville 4/25/2011 9/27/2011 175000 Sequatchie Fine Sandy LoamMilan (Irrigated) Milan 6/1/2011 10/4/2011 175000 Loring Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/3/2011 175000 Grenada Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) planting 2 " 7/6/2011 10/21/2011 175000 Grenada Silt Loam

Roundup Ready Maturity Group Late IV (4.6 - 4.9)Ames Grand Junction 5/7/2011 9/30/2011 175000 Lexington Silt LoamHighland Rim (Irrigated) Springfield 5/17/2011 10/10/2011 175000 Mountview Silt LoamHighland Rim (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/11/2011 175000 Dickson Silt LoamKnoxville Knoxville 4/25/2011 10/4/2011 175000 Sequatchie Fine Sandy LoamMilan (Irrigated) Milan 6/1/2011 10/6/2011 175000 Loring Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/11/2011 175000 Grenada Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) planting 2 " 7/6/2011 11/8/2011 175000 Grenada Silt Loam

Roundup Ready Maturity Group Early V (5.0 - 5.5)Ames Grand Junction 5/7/2011 10/3/2011 175000 Lexington Silt LoamHighland Rim (Irrigated) Springfield 5/17/2011 10/17/2011 175000 Mountview Silt LoamHighland Rim (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/26/2011 175000 Hamblen Silt LoamKnoxville Knoxville 4/25/2011 10/21/2011 175000 Sequatchie Fine Sandy LoamMilan (Irrigated) Milan 6/1/2011 10/17/2011 175000 Loring Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/21/2011 175000 Grenada Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) planting 2 " 7/6/2011 11/9/2011 175000 Grenada Silt Loam

Roundup Ready Maturity Group Late V (5.6 - 5.9)Ames Grand Junction 5/7/2011 10/3/2011 175000 Lexington Silt LoamHighland Rim (Irrigated) Springfield 5/17/2011 10/20/2011 175000 Mountview Silt LoamHighland Rim (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/26/2011 175000 Hamblen Silt LoamKnoxville Knoxville 4/25/2011 10/25/2011 175000 Sequatchie Fine Sandy LoamMilan (Irrigated) Milan 6/1/2011 10/17/2011 175000 Loring Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) " 5/31/2011 10/21/2011 175000 Grenada Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) planting 2 " 7/6/2011 11/9/2011 175000 Grenada Silt Loam

Conventional / Liberty Link Maturity Group IVHighland Rim (Irrigated) Springfield 5/17/2011 10/6/2011 175000 Sango Silt LoamHighland Rim (Non Irrigated) " 5/18/2011 10/12/2011 175000 Mountview Silt LoamKnoxville Knoxville 5/2/2011 10/10/2011 175000 Stasser Silt LoamMilan (Irrigated) Milan 6/1/2011 10/7/2011 175000 Loring Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) " 6/2/2011 10/6/2011 175000 Memphis, Loring Silt Loam

Conventional / Liberty Link Maturity Group VHighland Rim (Irrigated) Springfield 5/17/2011 10/17/2011 175000 Sango Silt LoamHighland Rim (Non Irrigated) " 5/18/2011 11/2/2011 175000 Mountview Silt LoamKnoxville Knoxville 5/2/2011 10/25/2011 175000 Stasser Silt LoamMilan (Irrigated) Milan 6/1/2011 10/20/2011 175000 Loring Silt LoamMilan (Non Irrigated) " 6/2/2011 10/20/2011 175000 Memphis, Loring Silt Loam

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Oil

Frog

eye

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=10)

(n=1

0)(n

=5)

(n=1

0)(n

=8)

(n=5

)(n

=1)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

----

----

- Sco

re --

----

----

----

-%

%S

core

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd38

R10

(RR

)42

± 1

13.2

1.7

3712

21.

24.

33.

140

.822

.71.

0A

vera

ge42

13.2

1.7

3712

21.

24.

33.

140

.822

.71.

0†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5=9

5+%

of s

eed

are

dise

ased

or h

ave

split

see

d co

ats.

Pro

tein

& O

il on

dry

wei

ght b

asis

.Fr

ogey

e =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

; 5 =

95%

+ o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts. R

atin

gs fr

om K

noxv

ille

on 8

/22/

11.

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Tabl

e 6.

Yie

lds

† of

sev

en M

atur

ity G

roup

III R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s in

11

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts in

Ten

ness

ee &

Ken

tuck

ydu

ring

2011

.R

ECR

ECat

atM

ilan

Mila

nA

vg.

(KY)

irrig

.irr

ig.

Wes

t TN

MS

Bra

nd/V

arie

tyYi

eld

Moi

stur

e ‡

Cof

fee

Dye

rFu

lton

Gib

son

Lake

Mad

ison

fung

.no

fung

.O

bion

Wea

kley

REC

bu/a

%5/

10 §

5/17

6/14

5/31

6/4

5/12

5/10

5/10

6/1

6/10

5/10

ATe

rral

RE

V-3

8R10

48.1

10.7

71.9

41.4

43.1

43.1

52.7

46.7

56.0

50.8

60.7

14.0

48.3

AB

Asg

row

AG

3831

GE

NR

R2Y

46.9

11.8

65.3

42.1

43.7

32.8

54.4

46.3

50.7

49.1

67.6

13.0

51.4

AB

CD

airy

land

380

5 R

R2Y

45.6

10.4

66.0

37.4

39.8

33.1

58.2

47.0

50.2

45.6

66.6

11.6

46.7

AB

C**

*NK

Bra

nd S

39-A

344

.510

.668

.838

.926

.739

.450

.346

.847

.739

.269

.615

.147

.2A

BC

Ste

yer 3

402R

2 G

EN

RR

2Y44

.410

.166

.838

.631

.743

.251

.444

.147

.044

.755

.912

.751

.7B

CA

sgro

w A

G38

03R

R44

.111

.170

.839

.538

.730

.149

.543

.847

.445

.655

.714

.349

.4C

Ste

yer 3

102R

2 G

EN

RR

2Y42

.010

.867

.136

.624

.140

.956

.143

.643

.437

.144

.714

.753

.2A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

45.1

10.8

68.1

39.2

35.4

37.5

53.2

45.5

48.9

44.6

60.1

13.6

49.7

† Y

ield

s ha

ve b

een

adju

sted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ M

oist

ure

at h

arve

st.

§ P

lant

ing

date

.E

ach

varie

ty w

as e

valu

ated

in a

larg

e st

rip-p

lot a

t eac

h lo

ctio

n, th

us e

ach

coun

ty te

st w

as c

onsi

dere

d as

one

repl

icat

ion

of

the

test

in c

alcu

latin

g th

e av

erag

e yi

eld

and

in c

ondu

ctin

g th

e st

atis

tical

ana

lysi

s to

det

erm

ine

sign

ifica

nt d

iffer

ence

s (M

S).

Var

iety

den

oted

with

an

aste

risk

(***

) was

in th

e to

p pe

rform

ing

grou

p in

201

0, 2

009

and

2008

.M

S=

Var

ietie

s w

ith a

ny M

S le

tter i

n co

mm

on a

re n

ot s

tatis

tical

ly d

iffer

ent a

t the

5%

leve

l of p

roba

bilit

y.D

ata

prov

ided

by

Rob

ert C

. Will

iam

s, E

xt. A

rea

Spe

cial

ist,

Gra

in C

rops

, and

the

exte

nsio

n ag

ents

in th

e co

untie

s sh

own

abov

e.

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Tabl

e 7.

Yie

lds

† an

d di

seas

e ra

tings

§ o

f sev

en M

atur

ity G

roup

III R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in 1

1 Te

nnes

se a

nd K

entu

cky

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts d

urin

g 20

11. CST

Avg

.

------

------

-- R

esea

rch

and

Educ

atio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan

------

------

----

Yiel

dSp

raye

d ¶

Uns

pray

edSC

NM

SB

rand

/Var

iety

(n=1

1)M

oist

ure

‡SD

SFr

ogey

eA

nthr

acno

seYi

eld

Yiel

dR

ace

2R

ace

3R

ace

5bu

/a%

2009

/ 10

/ 20

1120

09 /

10 /

2011

2010

/ 11

bu/a

bu/a

2011

2011

2011

ATe

rral

RE

V-3

8R10

48.1

10.7

---

/

/ 0.

0

/ 4.

856

.050

.8S

RS

AB

Asg

row

AG

3831

GE

NR

R2Y

46.9

11.8

---

/

/ 0.8

/

4.3

50.7

49.1

SR

SA

BC

Dai

ryla

nd 3

805

RR

2Y45

.610

.4--

-

/

/

1.0

/

4.5

50.2

45.6

SR

HS

AB

C**

*NK

Bra

nd S

39-A

344

.510

.61.

7 / 0

.0 /

2.

3 / 7

.5 /

5.5

5.

3 / 5

.547

.739

.2S

RS

AB

CS

teye

r 340

2R2

GE

NR

R2Y

44.4

10.1

---

/

/ 0

.0

/ 4.

847

.044

.7S

RM

RB

CA

sgro

w A

G38

03R

R44

.111

.12.

3 / 0

.0 /

0.7

/ 2.0

/ 0.

8

3.3

/ 4.5

47.4

45.6

SR

SC

Ste

yer 3

102R

2 G

EN

RR

2Y42

.010

.8--

-

/

/

0.0

/

8.0

43.4

37.1

SM

RS

Ave

rage

(bu/

a)45

.110

.848

.944

.6†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

Moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Dis

ease

ratin

gs fo

r SD

S, F

roge

ye L

eaf S

pot,

and

Ant

hrac

nose

are

from

0-1

0, w

here

0=n

o di

seas

e &

10=m

axim

um le

vel o

f dis

ease

or p

lant

dea

th.

SD

S =

Sud

den

Dea

th S

yndr

ome.

¶ S

pray

ed p

lots

at M

ilan

treat

ed w

ith H

eadl

ine

@ 6

oz.

/Acr

e +

0.25

% P

enet

rato

r Plu

s at

20

gpa

at R

3 gr

owth

sta

ge.

Dis

ease

ratin

gs c

ompi

led

by D

r. M

elvi

n N

ewm

an fr

om re

plic

ated

plo

ts a

t the

Res

earc

h an

d E

duca

tion

Cen

ter a

t Mila

n.S

CN

ratin

gs; H

S =

hig

hly

susc

eptib

le, S

= s

usce

ptib

le, M

S =

mod

erat

ely

susc

eptib

le, M

R =

mod

erat

ely

resi

stan

t R =

resi

stan

t. R

ace

2 (H

G T

ype

1.2.

5.7)

; Rac

e 3

(HG

Typ

e 5.

7); R

ace

5 (H

G T

ype

2.5.

7)S

CN

Gre

enho

use

Rat

ings

com

pile

d by

Dr.

Pat

Don

ald,

Res

earc

h P

lant

Pat

h., U

SD

A-A

RS

, Wes

t TN

RE

C.

MS

= V

arie

ties

with

one

or m

ore

lette

rs in

com

mon

are

not

sta

tistic

ally

diff

eren

t at t

he .0

5 le

vel o

f pro

babi

lity.

Var

iety

den

oted

with

an

aste

risk

(***

) was

in th

e to

p pe

rform

ing

grou

p in

201

0, 2

009

& 2

008.

Dat

a pr

ovid

ed b

y R

ober

t C. W

illia

ms,

Ext

. Are

a S

peci

alis

t, G

rain

Cro

ps.

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Tabl

e 8.

Ove

rall

aver

age

yiel

ds †

and

moi

stur

es o

f tw

o M

atur

ity G

roup

III R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

sev

alua

ted

in C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

ests

(n=1

1) a

nd R

esea

rch

and

Educ

atio

n C

ente

rs (n

=6) i

n Te

nnes

see

durin

g 20

11.

R

esea

rch

and

Ave

rage

s of

CST

& R

EC T

ests

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tria

ls E

duca

tion

Cen

ter T

rials

Avg

.A

vg.

Avg

.B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Yiel

dM

oist

ure

Yiel

dM

oist

ure

Yiel

dM

oist

ure

bu/a

%bu

/a%

bu/a

%Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

38R

10 (R

R)

4612

4810

.744

12.6

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-380

5/R

2Y44

1146

10.4

4212

.5A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

4511

.647

10.6

4312

.6†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

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Table 9. Mean yields † of 37 Early Maturity Group IV (4.0 - 4.5) Roundup Ready soybean varietiesevaluated in seven environments in Tennessee during 2011.

Avg. Yield± Std Err. Springfield Milan

Brand Variety ‡ (n=7) Knoxville Irr. Non-Irr. Irr. Non-Irr. Non-Irr2 Ames ---------------------------------------bu/a------------------------------------------------

Steyer 4501 R2 (RR2Y/STS) 57 ± 1 80 85 39 69 40 32 56Croplan R2C 4541 (RR2Y) 56 ± 1 88 70 34 69 40 35 53USG 74H81 (RR) 55 ± 1 79 78 39 55 46 31 57Dairyland DST45-001/R2Y 55 ± 1 87 73 32 64 40 34 54Dairyland DST43-001/R2Y 55 ± 1 78 82 36 64 41 28 56Progeny 4510 RY (RR2Y) 54 ± 1 81 75 34 65 40 37 48Croplan R2C 4391 (RR2Y) 54 ± 1 74 78 32 61 36 33 61Armor 46-R42 (RR2Y) 53 ± 1 74 80 29 62 37 36 55Progeny 4211 RY (RR2Y) 53 ± 1 79 80 33 55 37 33 55Dyna-Gro 39RY43 (RR2Y) 53 ± 1 76 79 32 62 35 32 56Armor 44-R08 (RR2Y) 53 ± 1 73 79 28 62 37 33 59Armor 46-R64 (RR2Y) 53 ± 1 69 75 30 69 42 33 52Asgrow AG4531 GENRR2Y (STS) 53 ± 1 72 80 34 61 41 34 47USG 74B58 (RR/STS) 52 ± 1 75 67 30 65 39 35 56Schillinger Seed 458 RCS 52 ± 1 71 73 35 68 38 27 54Dyna-Gro V42N9RS 52 ± 1 73 77 29 68 34 29 53Asgrow AG4232 GENRR2Y (STS) 52 ± 1 69 73 31 68 36 33 53Dyna-Gro 31RY45 (RR2Y) 52 ± 1 76 70 31 59 41 33 52Caverndale Farms CF 436 RR2Yn 51 ± 1 67 76 32 58 37 33 57Dairyland DSR-4300 RR 51 ± 1 64 70 35 64 36 34 53Steyer 4430 RR (STS) 51 ± 1 73 67 31 62 32 34 58USG 74D41R (RR2Y) 50 ± 1 65 75 35 58 35 32 53Dairyland DSR-4242/R2Y 50 ± 1 70 69 31 63 39 28 51Beck's XL Brand 432NR (RR/STS) 50 ± 1 64 67 30 65 37 35 52Dyna-Gro 35X43 (RR) 50 ± 1 69 68 30 62 35 33 53Croplan R2C 4520 (RR2Y) 50 ± 1 71 69 34 59 31 33 53NK S 44-D5 Brand (RR) 50 ± 1 68 73 32 62 38 29 46Dairyland DST45-002/R2Y 50 ± 1 74 70 33 57 34 28 51USG 74F11R (RR2Y) 49 ± 1 65 70 28 62 36 29 54Terral-REV Brand 45R10 (RR) 49 ± 1 70 63 23 64 34 33 56Delta Grow 4460 RR 48 ± 1 63 60 35 61 37 29 50Dairyland DSR-4500 RR/STS 47 ± 1 60 67 30 64 33 32 45Terral-REV Brand 44R22 (RR) 46 ± 1 60 63 28 54 35 31 52TN Exp TN09-45,432 (RR2Y) 46 ± 1 58 67 31 53 31 35 45TN Exp TN09-46,551 (RR2Y) 43 ± 1 50 67 32 56 31 30 37TN Exp TN09-47,387 (RR2Y) 43 ± 1 55 63 32 40 36 31 44TN Exp TN09-47,024 (RR2Y) 39 ± 1 51 58 28 37 29 29 40Average (bu/a) 51 70 71 32 61 36 32 52L.S.D..05 (bu/a) 3 12 9 6 7 7 4 7C.V. (%) 9.3 10.0 8.0 12.1 7.3 11.0 7.6 7.7† All yields are adjusted to 13% moisture.‡ If a trait appears inside parentheses i.e. (RR), then it is not part of the variety name.

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Tabl

e 10

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

37

Early

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.0

- 4.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

sev

alua

ted

in s

even

env

ironm

ents

in T

enne

ssee

dur

ing

2011

.A

vg. Y

ield

Se

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=7

)(n

=7)

(n=3

)(n

=6)

(n=6

)(n

=3)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

Sco

re --

----

--%

%S

core

Ste

yer

4501

R2

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

57 ±

113

.52.

039

128

1.0

1.8

39.8

22.0

3.2

Cro

plan

R2C

454

1 (R

R2Y

)56

± 1

13.3

2.5

4012

81.

02.

237

.523

.11.

0U

SG

74H

81 (R

R)

55 ±

113

.32.

442

128

1.0

2.5

40.3

22.1

1.0

Dai

ryla

ndD

ST4

5-00

1/R

2Y55

± 1

13.5

1.8

4012

81.

02.

837

.523

.21.

0D

airy

land

DS

T43-

001/

R2Y

55 ±

113

.22.

141

127

1.0

2.5

40.5

22.1

1.3

Pro

geny

4510

RY

(RR

2Y)

54 ±

112

.92.

340

128

1.0

2.0

39.6

22.1

3.3

Cro

plan

R2C

439

1 (R

R2Y

)54

± 1

12.6

2.3

3712

51.

02.

838

.723

.01.

2A

rmor

46-R

42 (R

R2Y

)53

± 1

13.2

1.3

3712

51.

02.

038

.823

.01.

5P

roge

ny42

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)53

± 1

12.9

2.2

3712

51.

02.

539

.123

.12.

0D

yna-

Gro

39R

Y43

(RR

2Y)

53 ±

113

.22.

336

125

1.0

2.7

39.3

22.8

2.7

Arm

or44

-R08

(RR

2Y)

53 ±

113

.02.

136

125

1.0

1.8

39.1

22.9

2.0

Arm

or46

-R64

(RR

2Y)

53 ±

113

.72.

239

128

1.0

2.5

37.5

22.8

1.0

Asg

row

AG

4531

GE

NR

R2Y

(STS

)53

± 1

13.8

1.9

3912

81.

02.

340

.221

.72.

7U

SG

74B

58 (R

R/S

TS)

52 ±

112

.41.

535

124

1.0

2.5

39.0

23.1

1.2

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

458

RC

S52

± 1

13.2

1.9

3912

81.

02.

340

.422

.11.

3D

yna-

Gro

V42

N9R

S52

± 1

12.8

2.0

3712

41.

03.

238

.323

.41.

2A

sgro

wA

G42

32 G

EN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

52 ±

112

.62.

039

124

1.0

2.3

38.6

22.4

1.5

Dyn

a-G

ro31

RY

45 (R

R2Y

)52

± 1

12.8

2.3

3912

71.

02.

337

.023

.31.

0C

aver

ndal

e Fa

rms

CF

436

RR

2Yn

51 ±

113

.12.

335

125

1.0

2.8

39.2

22.9

1.2

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-430

0 R

R51

± 1

12.3

2.8

3912

41.

02.

540

.222

.62.

8S

teye

r44

30 R

R (S

TS)

51 ±

112

.32.

336

125

1.0

1.8

39.2

22.8

1.0

US

G74

D41

R (R

R2Y

)50

± 1

13.3

2.4

3612

71.

02.

040

.821

.11.

2D

airy

land

DS

R-4

242/

R2Y

50 ±

112

.72.

040

127

1.0

2.7

40.2

21.7

2.2

Bec

k's

XL

Bra

nd43

2NR

(RR

/STS

)50

± 1

12.7

1.8

3512

41.

02.

039

.622

.61.

2D

yna-

Gro

35X

43 (R

R)

50 ±

113

.02.

838

124

1.0

2.5

40.2

22.8

2.2

Cro

plan

R2C

452

0 (R

R2Y

)50

± 1

12.6

1.3

3612

61.

01.

738

.223

.21.

5N

KS

44-

D5

Bra

nd (R

R)

50 ±

112

.61.

937

127

1.0

2.0

40.4

21.7

2.5

Dai

ryla

ndD

ST4

5-00

2/R

2Y50

± 1

13.5

1.9

4112

81.

01.

840

.622

.02.

3U

SG

74F1

1R (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

11.9

1.9

3912

31.

02.

338

.822

.41.

2Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

45R

10 (R

R)

49 ±

113

.52.

143

124

1.0

2.0

39.6

22.9

1.3

Del

ta G

row

4460

RR

48 ±

112

.42.

341

127

1.0

2.2

39.1

22.5

1.3

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-450

0 R

R/S

TS47

± 1

12.8

2.9

4012

71.

02.

239

.023

.02.

5Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

44R

22 (R

R)

46 ±

112

.12.

238

126

1.0

1.8

41.2

22.2

1.0

TN E

xpTN

09-4

5,43

2 (R

R2Y

)46

± 1

14.7

2.1

3812

91.

02.

037

.921

.91.

0TN

Exp

TN09

-46,

551

(RR

2Y)

43 ±

115

.83.

146

129

1.0

2.8

38.2

22.5

1.0

TN E

xpTN

09-4

7,38

7 (R

R2Y

)43

± 1

13.0

2.2

4112

71.

02.

839

.422

.01.

0TN

Exp

TN09

-47,

024

(RR

2Y)

39 ±

114

.42.

846

127

1.0

2.8

39.3

22.3

1.0

Ave

rag e

5113

.12.

239

126

1.0

2.3

39.2

22.5

1.6

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Lo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle ≥

45°.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5=9

5+%

of s

eed

are

dise

ased

or h

ave

split

see

d co

ats.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

2/11

.

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Tabl

e 11

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of 1

5 Ea

rly M

atur

ity G

roup

IV (4

.0 -

4.5)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

six

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

2) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r tw

o ye

ars,

201

0 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld±

Std

Err.

S

prin

gfie

ld

Mila

n

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

Kno

xvill

eIrr

.N

on-Ir

r.Irr

.N

on-Ir

r.A

mes

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

bu/a

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

--S

teye

r45

01 R

2 (R

R2Y

/STS

)53

± 1

7157

3667

3947

Pro

geny

4510

RY

(RR

2Y)

53 ±

176

5532

6641

46S

chill

inge

r See

d45

8 R

CS

51 ±

165

5036

6740

48N

KS

44-

D5

Bra

nd (R

R)

50 ±

167

5239

6139

44A

sgro

wA

G45

31 G

EN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

50 ±

165

5632

6542

42U

SG

74B

58 (R

R/S

TS)

50 ±

167

4834

6341

45D

yna-

Gro

V42

N9R

S50

± 1

6251

3266

3946

Ste

yer

4430

RR

(STS

)49

± 1

6547

3460

3750

Dyn

a-G

ro35

X43

(RR

)49

± 1

6249

3660

3946

Bec

k's

XL

Bra

nd43

2NR

(RR

/STS

)49

± 1

6045

3567

3945

Cro

plan

R2C

452

0 (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

6247

3562

3747

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-430

0 R

R48

± 1

5850

3460

4147

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-450

0 R

R/S

TS47

± 1

6346

3360

3743

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd44

R22

(RR

)46

± 1

5545

3357

4048

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd45

R10

(RR

)46

± 1

6142

2762

3745

Ave

rage

(bu/

a)49

6449

3463

3946

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

39

79

75

6C

.V. (

%)

10.0

9.8

9.1

17.5

7.4

9.0

8.9

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

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Tabl

e 12

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

15

Early

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.0

- 4.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

sev

alua

ted

in s

ix e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

wo

year

s, 2

010

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

Le

a fSe

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

(n=1

2)(n

=7)

(n=1

1)(n

=10)

(n=5

)(n

=1)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

----

-- S

core

----

----

----

-%

%S

core

Ste

yer

4501

R2

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

53 ±

113

.21.

738

129

1.0

1.5

2.0

40.6

21.8

3.2

Pro

geny

4510

RY

(RR

2Y)

53 ±

113

.01.

839

129

1.0

1.2

2.2

40.4

21.9

3.3

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

458

RC

S51

± 1

12.5

1.6

4013

01.

02.

82.

641

.521

.81.

3N

KS

44-

D5

Bra

nd (R

R)

50 ±

112

.41.

637

128

1.0

1.5

2.1

40.8

22.0

2.5

Asg

row

AG

4531

GE

NR

R2Y

(STS

)50

± 1

13.8

1.6

3812

91.

02.

02.

741

.521

.52.

7U

SG

74B

58 (R

R/S

TS)

50 ±

112

.31.

434

126

1.0

1.2

2.7

40.3

22.7

1.2

Dyn

a-G

roV

42N

9RS

50 ±

112

.81.

537

125

1.1

1.2

3.3

39.6

23.1

1.2

Ste

yer

4430

RR

(STS

)49

± 1

12.1

1.8

3612

61.

01.

52.

340

.522

.51.

0D

yna-

Gro

35X

43 (R

R)

49 ±

112

.42.

239

125

1.0

1.2

2.5

40.7

22.9

2.2

Bec

k's

XL

Bra

nd43

2NR

(RR

/STS

)49

± 1

12.3

1.5

3412

51.

01.

72.

840

.722

.31.

2C

ropl

anR

2C 4

520

(RR

2Y)

49 ±

112

.31.

136

126

1.0

1.0

2.0

39.2

23.0

1.5

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-430

0 R

R48

± 1

11.9

2.3

3912

51.

01.

02.

540

.322

.92.

8D

airy

land

DS

R-4

500

RR

/STS

47 ±

112

.92.

541

129

1.1

1.7

2.4

39.8

23.0

2.5

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd44

R22

(RR

)46

± 1

12.3

1.7

3712

71.

01.

02.

241

.522

.21.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

45R

10 (R

R)

46 ±

112

.91.

743

126

1.1

1.7

2.6

40.6

22.7

1.3

Ave

rage

4912

.61.

738

127

1.0

1.5

2.5

40.5

22.4

1.9

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

§ A

vera

ge m

oist

ure

at h

arve

stLo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

2/11

.

18

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Tabl

e 13

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of s

even

Ear

ly M

atur

ity G

roup

IV (4

.0 -

4.5)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

five

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

5) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r thr

ee y

ears

, 200

9 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld±

Std

Err.

Sprin

gfie

ld

Mila

n

B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

5)K

noxv

ille

Non

-Irr.

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

Am

es

--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

---b

u/a-

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

-S

chill

inge

r See

d45

8 R

CS

55 ±

171

4166

4752

US

G74

B58

(RR

/STS

)55

± 1

7042

6548

48S

teye

r44

30 R

R (S

TS)

54 ±

169

4361

4554

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd45

R10

(RR

)51

± 1

6635

6245

48D

yna-

Gro

V42

N9R

S51

± 1

6539

6242

47D

airy

land

DS

R-4

300

RR

50 ±

163

4060

4544

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-450

0 R

R/S

TS49

± 1

6638

5841

43A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

5267

4062

4548

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

38

87

67

C.V

. (%

)9.

78.

512

.58.

29.

610

.6†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.

19

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y

Tabl

e 14

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

sev

en E

arly

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.0

- 4.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in fi

ve e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=15)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1A

vg. Y

ield

Le

afSe

edSD

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

litPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eD

ID

SD

XB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

5)(n

=15)

(n=1

0)(n

=14)

(n=1

0)(n

=6)

(n=1

)(n

=3)

(n=3

)(n

=3)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

----

- Sco

re --

----

----

----

%%

Sco

re%

0 - 9

inde

xS

chill

inge

r See

d45

8 R

CS

55 ±

113

.41.

540

130

1.0

2.8

2.7

41.1

21.8

1.3

56.7

1.3

8.2

US

G74

B58

(RR

/STS

)55

± 1

13.3

1.5

3512

61.

01.

22.

639

.922

.81.

231

.71.

34.

7S

teye

r44

30 R

R (S

TS)

54 ±

113

.01.

535

126

1.0

1.5

2.3

40.0

22.7

1.0

17.0

1.0

1.9

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd45

R10

(RR

)51

± 1

13.8

1.8

4412

61.

11.

72.

440

.122

.71.

350

.01.

712

.2D

yna-

Gro

V42

N9R

S51

± 1

13.5

1.5

3612

51.

11.

23.

439

.223

.11.

230

.32.

09.

5D

airy

land

DS

R-4

300

RR

50 ±

113

.12.

340

125

1.0

1.0

2.6

40.1

22.8

2.8

48.3

1.7

10.2

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-450

0 R

R/S

TS49

± 1

13.7

2.4

4012

81.

11.

72.

439

.523

.02.

563

.32.

017

.0A

vera

ge52

13.4

1.8

3912

61.

01.

62.

640

.022

.71.

642

.51.

69.

1†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

2/11

.D

I = d

isea

se in

cide

nce

= pe

rcen

tage

of p

lant

s w

ith s

ympt

oms

DS

= d

isea

se s

ever

ity =

sco

re o

f lea

f chl

oros

is a

nd n

ecro

sis;

0 =

no

sym

ptom

s; 9

= p

lant

dea

th b

efor

e no

rmal

def

olia

tion

due

to s

enes

cenc

e.D

X =

dis

ease

inde

x =

(DI x

DS

/ 9)

; rat

ings

wer

e m

ade

at a

ppro

xim

atel

y R

6 w

hen

gree

n po

ds w

ith s

eed

have

reac

hed

full

size

at K

noxv

ille

on 8

/26/

09.

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D

Tabl

e 15

. Yi

elds

† o

f 12

Early

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.0

- 4.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s in

13

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts in

Ten

ness

eean

d K

entu

cky

durin

g 20

11.

REC

REC

atat

Mila

nM

ilan

Avg

.(K

Y)(K

Y)La

uder

dale

irrig

.irr

ig.

MS

Bra

nd/V

arie

tyYi

eld

Moi

st‡

Bal

lard

Cof

fee

Dye

rFu

lton

Gib

son

Hic

kman

Lake

fung

.no

fung

.fu

ng.

no fu

ng.O

bion

Wea

kley

bu/a

%7/

7 §

5/10

6/1

6/14

5/31

5/31

5/31

6/7

6/7

5/10

5/10

5/26

6/9

AA

rmor

46-

R64

RR

2Y55

.411

.855

.672

.866

.540

.447

.163

.534

.458

.455

.350

.650

.962

.162

.0A

BA

rmor

46-

R42

RR

2Y54

.510

.957

.872

.361

.140

.043

.061

.544

.956

.454

.751

.350

.263

.352

.5A

B*A

sgro

w A

G45

31 G

EN

RR

2Y54

.512

.258

.865

.260

.446

.041

.561

.541

.961

.858

.951

.344

.361

.055

.5A

BC

Pro

geny

451

0 R

Y/S

TS52

.812

.055

.659

.761

.443

.337

.660

.442

.962

.657

.747

.640

.258

.259

.8A

BC

**A

sgro

w A

G43

0352

.411

.348

.164

.763

.235

.745

.364

.943

.052

.348

.352

.251

.954

.457

.7B

CD

Dai

ryla

nd 4

300R

R51

.811

.051

.458

.060

.241

.337

.565

.338

.454

.851

.554

.641

.861

.857

.0B

CD

NK

Bra

nd S

44-D

551

.111

.750

.365

.156

.136

.434

.260

.145

.458

.453

.946

.240

.462

.755

.4C

DU

SG

74A

45 R

R50

.311

.748

.460

.859

.535

.031

.154

.147

.457

.449

.547

.946

.460

.856

.0C

DS

teye

r 443

0 R

R/S

TS49

.810

.944

.168

.453

.527

.434

.862

.234

.652

.056

.149

.051

.252

.861

.1C

DTe

rral

RE

V-4

4R22

49.7

11.4

52.5

45.4

58.4

44.6

34.5

54.2

34.2

57.3

54.9

47.9

46.8

57.8

58.0

DS

chill

inge

r 458

RC

S

49.2

12.3

46.1

65.3

57.5

35.4

32.1

61.3

44.5

46.6

47.4

47.6

37.4

52.6

65.6

EU

SG

74B

58 R

R/S

TS45

.511

.045

.568

.357

.021

.732

.560

.139

.136

.537

.239

.940

.155

.458

.5A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

51.4

11.5

51.2

63.8

59.6

37.3

37.6

60.8

40.9

54.5

52.1

48.8

45.1

58.6

58.3

† Y

ield

s ha

ve b

een

adju

sted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ M

oist

ure

at h

arve

st.

§ P

lant

ing

date

.E

ach

varie

ty w

as e

valu

ated

in a

larg

e st

rip-p

lot a

t eac

h lo

ctio

n, th

us e

ach

coun

ty te

st w

as c

onsi

dere

d as

one

repl

icat

ion

of

the

test

in c

alcu

latin

g th

e av

erag

e yi

eld

and

in c

ondu

ctin

g th

e st

atis

tical

ana

lysi

s to

det

erm

ine

sign

ifica

nt d

iffer

ence

s (M

S).

Var

iety

den

oted

with

an

aste

risk

(*) a

nd/o

r (**

) wer

e in

the

top

perfo

rmin

g gr

oup

in 2

010

and/

or 2

009,

resp

ectiv

ely.

MS

= V

arie

ties

with

any

MS

lette

r in

com

mon

are

not

sta

tistic

ally

diff

eren

t at t

he 5

% le

vel o

f pro

babi

lity.

Dat

a pr

ovid

ed b

y R

ober

t C. W

illia

ms,

Ext

. Are

a S

peci

alis

t, G

rain

Cro

ps, a

nd th

e ex

tens

ion

agen

ts in

the

coun

ties

show

n ab

ove.

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e

Tabl

e 16

. Yi

elds

† a

nd d

isea

se ra

tings

§ o

f 12

early

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.0

- 4.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in 1

3 Te

nnes

see

and

Ken

tuck

y C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

ests

dur

ing

2011

. C

STA

vg.

---

------

------

-- R

esea

rch

and

Educ

atio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan

------

------

------

Yiel

dSp

raye

d ¶

Uns

pray

edSC

NM

SB

rand

/Var

iety

(n=1

3)M

oist

ure

‡SD

SFr

ogey

eA

nthr

acno

sYi

eld

Yiel

dR

ace

2R

ace

3R

ace

5bu

/a%

2009

/ 10

/ 20

1120

09 /

10 /

2011

2010

/ 11

bu/a

bu/a

2011

2011

2011

AA

rmor

46-

R64

RR

2Y55

.411

.8--

-

/

/

0.0

/

4.0

50.6

50.9

SM

RS

AB

Arm

or 4

6-R

42 R

R2Y

54.5

10.9

---

/

/ 4

.0

/ 3.

851

.350

.2S

RS

AB

*Asg

row

AG

4531

GE

NR

R2Y

54.5

12.2

/ 0

.0 /

/ 5

.8 /

5.5

3.

0 / 3

.551

.344

.3S

HS

SA

BC

Pro

geny

451

0 R

Y/S

TS52

.812

.0--

-

/

/

6.3

/

3.3

47.6

40.2

MS

MS

SA

BC

D**

Asg

row

AG

4303

52.4

11.3

0.

7 / 0

.0 /

0.

0 / 0

.3 /

0.3

2.

8 / 3

.552

.251

.9S

SS

BC

DD

airy

land

430

0RR

51.8

11.0

2.

0 / 0

.0 /

3.7

/ 6.3

/ 7.

3

4.0

/ 3.0

54.6

41.8

SS

MS

BC

DN

K B

rand

S44

-D5

51.1

11.7

/ 0

.0 /

/ 3.

3 / 4

.8

2.5

/ 3.0

46.2

40.4

MS

RM

SC

DU

SG

74A

45 R

R50

.311

.7--

-

/

/

3.0

/

3.0

47.9

46.4

SR

MS

CD

Ste

yer 4

430

RR

/STS

49.8

10.9

1.

0 / 0

.0 /

0.0

/ 0.0

/ 0.

8

4.0

/ 3.8

49.0

51.2

SM

RM

SC

DTe

rral

RE

V-4

4R22

49.7

11.4

---

/

/ 0

.0

/ 3.

047

.946

.8H

SR

SD

Sch

illin

ger 4

58R

CS

49

.212

.3

0.3

/ 0.0

/

2.

7 / 4

.0 /

5.8

3.

8 / 3

.047

.637

.4M

SR

SE

US

G 7

4B58

RR

/STS

45.5

11.0

0.

3 / 0

.0 /

0.0

/ 0.0

/ 0.

0

3.3

/ 3.5

39.9

40.1

MS

MS

SA

vera

ge (b

u/a)

51.4

11.5

48.8

45.1

† Y

ield

s ha

ve b

een

adju

sted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ M

oist

ure

at h

arve

st.

§ D

isea

se ra

tings

for S

DS

, Fro

geye

Lea

f Spo

t, an

d A

nthr

acno

se a

re fr

om 0

-10,

whe

re 0

=no

dise

ase

&

10

=max

imum

leve

l of d

isea

se o

r pla

nt d

eath

. S

DS

= S

udde

n D

eath

Syn

drom

e.¶

Spr

ayed

plo

ts a

t Mila

n tre

ated

with

Hea

dlin

e @

6 o

z./A

cre

+ 0.

25%

Pen

etra

tor P

lus

at 2

0 gp

a at

R3

grow

th s

tage

.D

isea

se ra

tings

com

pile

d by

Dr.

Mel

vin

New

man

from

repl

icat

ed p

lots

at t

he R

esea

rch

and

Edu

catio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan.

SC

N ra

tings

; HS

= h

ighl

y su

scep

tible

, S =

sus

cept

ible

, MS

= m

oder

atel

y su

scep

tible

, MR

= m

oder

atel

y re

sist

ant R

= re

sist

ant.

Rac

e 2

(HG

Typ

e 1.

2.5.

7); R

ace

3 (H

G T

ype

5.7)

; Rac

e 5

(HG

Typ

e 2.

5.7)

SC

N G

reen

hous

e R

atin

gs c

ompi

led

by D

r. P

at D

onal

d, R

esea

rch

Pla

nt P

ath.

, US

DA

-AR

S, W

est T

N R

EC

.M

S=

Var

ietie

s w

ith o

ne o

r mor

e le

tters

in c

omm

on a

re n

ot s

tatis

tical

ly d

iffer

ent a

t the

.05

leve

l of p

roba

bilit

y.V

arie

ties

deno

ted

with

an

aste

risk

(*) a

nd/o

r (**

) w

ere

in th

e to

p pe

rform

ing

grou

p in

201

0 an

d/or

200

9, re

spec

tivel

y.D

ata

prov

ided

by

Rob

ert C

. Will

iam

s, E

xt. A

rea

Spe

cial

ist,

Gra

in C

rops

.

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Tabl

e 17

. O

vera

ll av

erag

e yi

elds

† a

nd m

oist

ures

of 1

0 Ea

rly M

atur

ity G

roup

IV (4

.0 -

4.5)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts (n

=13)

and

Res

earc

h an

d Ed

ucat

ion

Cen

ters

(n=7

) in

Tenn

esse

e du

ring

2011

.

R

esea

rch

and

Ave

rage

s of

CST

& R

EC T

ests

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tria

ls

Edu

catio

n C

ente

r Tria

lsA

vg.

Avg

.A

vg.

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡Yi

eld

Moi

stur

eYi

eld

Moi

stur

eYi

eld

Moi

stur

ebu

/a%

bu/a

%bu

/a%

Arm

or46

-R64

(RR

2Y)

5412

.855

11.8

5313

.7A

rmor

46-R

42 (R

R2Y

)54

12.0

5510

.953

13.2

Asg

row

AG

4531

GE

NR

R2Y

(STS

)54

13.0

5412

.253

13.8

Pro

geny

4510

RY

(RR

2Y)

5312

.553

12.0

5412

.9D

airy

land

DS

R-4

300

RR

5111

.652

11.0

5112

.3S

chill

inge

r See

d45

8 R

CS

5112

.749

12.3

5213

.2N

KS

44-

D5

Bra

nd (R

R)

5112

.151

11.7

5012

.6S

teye

r44

30 R

R (S

TS)

5011

.650

10.9

5112

.3U

SG

74B

58 (R

R/S

TS)

4911

.746

11.0

5212

.4Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

44R

22 (R

R)

4811

.850

11.4

4612

.1A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

5112

.251

11.5

5212

.9†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

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Table 18. Mean yields † of 69 Late Maturity Group IV (4.6 - 4.9) Roundup Ready soybean varieties evaluated in seven environments in Tennessee during 2011.

Avg. Yield± Std Err. Springfield Milan

Brand Variety ‡ (n=7) Knoxville Irr. Non-Irr. Irr. Non-Irr. Non-Irr. 2 Ames --------------------------------------bu/a----------------------------------------------

Morsoy Xtra 46X29 (RR2Y/STS) 49 ± 1 74 43 33 65 45 36 52Progeny 4611 RY (RR2Y) 49 ± 1 73 43 25 68 43 35 54Armor 48-R40 (RR2Y/STS) 49 ± 1 80 41 37 56 46 34 47Asgrow AG4632 GENRR2Y 48 ± 1 74 39 28 65 44 37 52Delta Grow 4670 R2Y 48 ± 1 79 36 33 66 41 32 52Morsoy Xtra 47X31 (RR2Y) 48 ± 1 70 42 34 67 42 31 50Beck's XL Brand 477NR (RR) 48 ± 1 68 39 37 63 44 34 50Progeny 4710 RY (RR2Y) 48 ± 1 68 42 35 60 45 38 45Progeny 4908 RR 48 ± 1 61 53 36 60 40 38 45Dairyland DST47-002/R2Y 48 ± 1 65 43 34 68 41 34 48Terral-REV Brand 48R33 (RR) 47 ± 1 69 43 31 66 40 33 50Asgrow AG4730 GENRR2Y (STS) 47 ± 1 72 41 34 58 43 33 49Dairyland DSR-4810 RR 47 ± 1 73 41 32 59 43 32 52Morsoy Xtra 46X71 (RR2Y) 47 ± 1 77 38 34 64 38 32 47Armor X1209 (RR2Y/STS) 47 ± 1 67 37 28 72 42 34 49Caverndale Farms CF 476 RR2Yn 47 ± 1 71 45 34 58 38 31 52USG 74A79R (RR2Y/STS) 47 ± 1 66 38 31 62 41 37 52Armor 48-R91 (RR2Y/STS) 47 ± 1 65 39 35 64 41 34 49Morsoy Xtra 49X10 (RR2Y) 47 ± 1 63 37 33 59 46 39 50Dyna-Gro 33RY47 (RR2Y) 47 ± 1 67 43 30 62 44 31 50Delta Grow 4875 R2Y 47 ± 1 69 43 27 65 39 33 50Asgrow AG4832 GENRR2Y 47 ± 1 66 44 34 64 39 31 49Steyer 4701 R2 (RR2Y) 47 ± 1 74 37 31 62 39 30 54Dyna-Gro 39D48 (RR) 47 ± 1 71 36 32 60 39 33 53Croplan R2C 4801 (RR2Y) 46 ± 1 68 40 28 65 41 34 50Progeny 4811 RY (RR2Y) 46 ± 1 66 37 33 64 42 35 49Asgrow AG4732 GENRR2Y 46 ± 1 76 37 36 55 38 33 51Hornbeck HBK RY 4620 (RR2Y) 46 ± 1 70 42 31 64 38 32 47Armor X1211 (RR2Y) 46 ± 1 61 37 34 58 46 40 46Morsoy Xtra 48X00 (RR2Y/STS) 46 ± 1 67 39 36 55 37 34 53Dyna-Gro 37RY47 (RR2Y) 46 ± 1 69 37 32 61 44 34 46TN Exp TN09-48,552 (RR2Y) 46 ± 1 59 40 34 59 38 43 49Terral-REV Brand 47R53 (RR) 46 ± 1 64 40 36 56 38 32 55Dairyland DSR-8482 RR 46 ± 1 58 39 36 59 39 38 51Armor X1247 (RR2Y/STS) 45 ± 1 64 37 34 58 42 33 51MO Exp S08-14087 (RR) 45 ± 1 63 45 30 60 36 35 48Delta Grow 4880 RR 45 ± 1 67 43 32 50 44 30 50Schillinger Seed 495 RC 44 ± 1 59 42 35 61 37 35 43Terral-REV Brand 48R21 (RR) 44 ± 1 69 41 30 50 39 33 50Terral-REV Brand 49R43 (RR) 44 ± 1 59 37 34 62 40 31 46Terral-REV Brand 48R10 (RR) 44 ± 1 66 41 32 57 37 29 49Terral-REV Brand 49R22 (RR) 44 ± 1 64 39 32 58 40 33 43NK S 49-A5 Brand (RR) 44 ± 1 69 30 34 54 39 36 46Delta Grow 4770 RR 44 ± 1 60 38 27 62 35 33 53Terral-REV Brand 49R11 (RR) 44 ± 1 61 34 29 58 41 30 54Armor X1210 (RR) 44 ± 1 62 37 32 54 40 30 52USG 74E88 (RR) 44 ± 1 59 40 30 59 36 29 53Progeny 4906 RR 44 ± 1 57 43 32 50 41 36 47Croplan RC 4877 RR 44 ± 1 61 39 26 59 37 36 46NK S 47-R3 Brand (RR) 43 ± 1 58 38 26 55 45 34 47USG 74A91 (RR) 43 ± 1 56 36 30 56 38 34 51Terral-REV Brand 47R22 (RR) 43 ± 1 63 39 31 61 34 27 46

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Table 18 (continued)Avg. Yield± Std Err. Springfield Milan

Brand Variety ‡ (n=7) Knoxville Irr. Non-Irr. Irr. Non-Irr. Non-Irr. 2 Ames --------------------------------------bu/a----------------------------------------------

Beck's XL Brand 495NR 43 ± 1 53 38 33 63 37 34 44Asgrow AG4932 GENRR2Y 43 ± 1 67 41 26 58 34 30 44Terral-REV Brand 48R22 (RR) 43 ± 1 63 43 26 55 34 29 50Terral-REV Brand 49R10 (RR) 43 ± 1 61 40 34 53 38 34 40Hornbeck HBK R 4924 (RR) 43 ± 1 67 40 27 52 38 30 44NK S 46-A1 (RR2Y) 42 ± 1 62 37 30 49 36 33 50Schillinger Seed 478 RCS 42 ± 1 67 40 27 54 35 33 40TN Exp TN09-48,343 (RR2Y) 42 ± 1 55 37 34 57 35 33 43TN Exp TN09-46,128 (RR2Y) 42 ± 1 50 36 32 56 38 41 42Hornbeck HBK R 4829 (RR) 42 ± 1 64 38 29 55 35 29 46Schillinger Seed 4990 RC 42 ± 1 62 39 27 53 41 33 38Delta Grow 4970 RR 42 ± 1 54 44 35 54 35 33 37Steyer 4710 RR 41 ± 1 59 29 26 58 35 31 53Delta Grow 4975 RR 41 ± 1 55 38 31 55 33 30 48Progeny 4911 RY (RR2Y) 41 ± 1 50 38 39 48 41 36 38Hornbeck HBK R 4729 (RR) 40 ± 1 63 36 27 46 32 29 45Hornbeck HBK R 4830 (RR) 37 ± 1 49 42 25 55 32 25 34Average (bu/a) 45 65 39 32 59 39 33 48L.S.D..05 (bu/a) 3 10 9 7 7 5 4 7C.V. (%) 10.2 9.9 13.6 13.9 7.9 8.6 7.7 8.8† All yields are adjusted to 13% moisture.‡ If a trait appears inside parentheses i.e. (RR), then it is not part of the variety name.

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Tabl

e 19

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

69

Late

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.6

- 4.

9) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in s

even

env

ironm

ents

in T

enne

ssee

in 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld

Seed

± St

d Er

r.M

oist

ure

§Lo

dgin

gH

eigh

tM

atur

itySh

atte

ring

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=7)

(n=7

)(n

=2)

(n=6

)(n

=6)

(n=3

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

-- S

core

----

----

%%

Sco

reM

orso

y X

tra46

X29

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

49 ±

112

.22.

035

132

1.0

2.5

39.1

22.1

3.0

Pro

geny

4611

RY

(RR

2Y)

49 ±

112

.21.

937

131

1.0

2.3

37.2

22.9

1.0

Arm

or48

-R40

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

49 ±

112

.02.

434

132

1.0

1.8

38.9

21.9

3.2

Asg

row

AG

4632

GE

NR

R2Y

48 ±

112

.42.

436

132

1.0

2.3

36.8

22.6

1.0

Del

ta G

row

4670

R2Y

48 ±

111

.72.

035

131

1.0

2.8

37.1

23.0

1.0

Mor

soy

Xtra

47X

31 (R

R2Y

)48

± 1

12.5

2.2

3913

31.

03.

538

.421

.81.

2B

eck'

s X

L B

rand

477N

R (R

R)

48 ±

112

.02.

741

130

1.0

2.5

38.5

22.8

1.0

Pro

geny

4710

RY

(RR

2Y)

48 ±

112

.31.

835

133

1.0

1.5

39.3

22.4

2.0

Pro

geny

4908

RR

48 ±

112

.82.

537

136

1.0

2.2

39.4

22.1

1.5

Dai

ryla

ndD

ST4

7-00

2/R

2Y48

± 1

12.2

2.3

3913

31.

02.

838

.721

.81.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

48R

33 (R

R)

47 ±

111

.92.

039

130

1.0

2.3

38.0

23.0

1.0

Asg

row

AG

4730

GE

NR

R2Y

(STS

)47

± 1

12.1

2.5

3412

91.

01.

539

.022

.41.

2D

airy

land

DS

R-4

810

RR

47 ±

112

.03.

037

132

1.0

2.5

40.4

21.9

1.0

Mor

soy

Xtra

46X

71 (R

R2Y

)47

± 1

11.9

2.1

3613

01.

02.

736

.622

.91.

0A

rmor

X12

09 (R

R2Y

/STS

)47

± 1

12.7

2.0

3713

31.

02.

338

.722

.61.

5C

aver

ndal

e Fa

rms

CF

476

RR

2Yn

47 ±

112

.22.

236

129

1.0

2.3

38.4

22.1

1.0

US

G74

A79

R (R

R2Y

/STS

)47

± 1

11.8

2.3

3513

11.

02.

238

.722

.43.

0A

rmor

48-R

91 (R

R2Y

/STS

)47

± 1

12.4

2.2

3913

21.

03.

038

.121

.81.

0M

orso

y X

tra49

X10

(RR

2Y)

47 ±

113

.02.

635

136

1.0

2.5

39.6

21.7

3.0

Dyn

a-G

ro33

RY

47 (R

R2Y

)47

± 1

12.2

2.2

3913

21.

03.

038

.121

.91.

8D

elta

Gro

w48

75 R

2Y47

± 1

12.2

2.7

3913

21.

03.

338

.421

.91.

3A

sgro

wA

G48

32 G

EN

RR

2Y47

± 1

12.7

1.9

3913

41.

02.

738

.722

.31.

3S

teye

r47

01 R

2 (R

R2Y

)47

± 1

12.0

1.7

3512

91.

02.

238

.022

.21.

0D

yna-

Gro

39D

48 (R

R)

47 ±

111

.92.

639

131

1.0

2.8

40.3

21.8

1.3

Cro

plan

R2C

480

1 (R

R2Y

)46

± 1

12.3

2.6

4013

21.

03.

338

.521

.91.

2P

roge

ny48

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)46

± 1

12.5

2.7

4013

31.

03.

038

.621

.81.

0A

sgro

wA

G47

32 G

EN

RR

2Y46

± 1

12.1

2.4

3913

21.

02.

838

.022

.41.

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

Y 4

620

(RR

2Y)

46 ±

111

.92.

334

132

1.0

2.0

38.3

22.4

3.3

Arm

orX

1211

(RR

2Y)

46 ±

112

.82.

835

134

1.0

3.0

39.4

21.9

2.7

Mor

soy

Xtra

48X

00 (R

R2Y

/STS

)46

± 1

11.9

2.3

3413

31.

02.

538

.522

.62.

3D

yna-

Gro

37R

Y47

(RR

2Y)

46 ±

112

.12.

136

131

1.0

1.7

38.9

21.9

3.7

TN E

xpTN

09-4

8,55

2 (R

R2Y

)46

± 1

13.1

2.2

3513

51.

01.

737

.622

.01.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

47R

53 (R

R)

46 ±

111

.52.

836

132

1.0

2.5

39.4

23.7

1.0

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-848

2 R

R46

± 1

12.6

2.6

3713

51.

02.

039

.522

.02.

2A

rmor

X12

47 (R

R2Y

/STS

)45

± 1

12.3

2.4

3313

31.

02.

339

.421

.83.

2M

O E

xpS

08-1

4087

(RR

)45

± 1

12.1

2.2

3813

21.

02.

339

.222

.72.

0D

elta

Gro

w48

80 R

R45

± 1

11.9

3.6

3713

31.

02.

541

.621

.11.

0

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Tabl

e 19

(con

tinue

d)A

vg. Y

ield

Se

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=7

)(n

=7)

(n=2

)(n

=6)

(n=6

)(n

=3)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

Sco

re --

----

--%

%S

core

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

495

RC

44 ±

113

.03.

739

134

1.0

2.7

40.6

21.5

1.0

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd48

R21

(RR

)44

± 1

11.7

1.8

3513

41.

02.

238

.123

.03.

7Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

43 (R

R)

44 ±

111

.43.

637

134

1.0

2.5

40.0

22.7

1.2

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd48

R10

(RR

)44

± 1

11.8

2.0

3713

11.

02.

038

.322

.72.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

22 (R

R)

44 ±

111

.82.

440

131

1.0

1.5

39.8

21.2

1.5

NK

S 4

9-A

5 B

rand

(RR

)44

± 1

11.2

2.4

4113

21.

02.

538

.422

.81.

0D

elta

Gro

w47

70 R

R44

± 1

12.1

2.8

3812

71.

02.

239

.022

.32.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

11 (R

R)

44 ±

110

.91.

835

130

1.0

2.3

42.0

21.6

1.3

Arm

orX

1210

(RR

)44

± 1

12.2

3.7

3613

31.

01.

842

.121

.11.

0U

SG

74E

88 (R

R)

44 ±

111

.71.

739

129

1.0

2.2

38.6

24.0

2.3

Pro

geny

4906

RR

44 ±

113

.12.

337

135

1.0

2.0

40.1

21.8

1.8

Cro

plan

RC

487

7 R

R44

± 1

11.8

2.7

3813

31.

01.

838

.222

.81.

2N

KS

47-

R3

Bra

nd (R

R)

43 ±

112

.23.

438

135

1.0

2.7

41.1

21.0

1.0

US

G74

A91

(RR

)43

± 1

12.7

2.4

3913

41.

02.

239

.722

.02.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

47R

22 (R

R)

43 ±

111

.52.

539

130

1.0

1.7

40.2

21.7

1.0

Bec

k's

XL

Bra

nd49

5NR

43 ±

111

.43.

636

133

1.0

2.0

39.7

22.8

1.0

Asg

row

AG

4932

GE

NR

R2Y

43 ±

112

.12.

239

133

1.0

3.0

38.4

21.7

1.0

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd48

R22

(RR

)43

± 1

11.2

2.5

3413

11.

02.

239

.121

.81.

3Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

10 (R

R)

43 ±

112

.13.

342

132

1.0

2.5

39.6

22.7

1.2

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

924

(RR

)43

± 1

13.3

2.8

4113

41.

01.

837

.922

.81.

0N

KS

46-

A1

(RR

2Y)

42 ±

111

.41.

836

129

1.0

1.8

39.9

21.8

2.3

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

478

RC

S42

± 1

12.2

2.3

3613

41.

02.

338

.521

.82.

0TN

Exp

TN09

-48,

343

(RR

2Y)

42 ±

112

.41.

532

133

1.0

1.5

39.6

21.3

2.7

TN E

xpTN

09-4

6,12

8 (R

R2Y

)42

± 1

12.6

1.7

3413

31.

01.

739

.421

.41.

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

482

9 (R

R)

42 ±

112

.03.

136

134

1.0

2.0

41.3

21.6

1.0

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

4990

RC

42 ±

113

.42.

637

136

1.0

2.3

39.4

21.9

1.0

Del

ta G

row

4970

RR

42 ±

113

.63.

639

135

1.0

2.8

40.3

21.6

1.0

Ste

yer

4710

RR

41 ±

111

.32.

238

132

1.0

2.0

37.1

23.0

1.0

Del

ta G

row

4975

RR

41 ±

112

.42.

738

135

1.0

2.0

39.2

22.2

2.5

Pro

geny

4911

RY

(RR

2Y)

41 ±

112

.62.

841

133

1.0

1.8

40.3

21.3

1.7

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

729

(RR

)40

± 1

11.7

2.3

3413

21.

01.

840

.822

.03.

8H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

483

0 (R

R)

37 ±

112

.83.

439

133

1.0

1.5

37.5

22.8

1.2

Ave

rage

4512

.22.

537

132

1.0

2.3

39.1

22.2

1.6

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e >4

5°.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5=9

5+%

of s

eed

are

dise

ased

or h

ave

split

see

d co

ats.

Pro

tein

& O

il on

dry

wei

ght b

asis

.M

atur

ity =

day

s af

ter p

lant

ing

(DA

P).

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.Fr

ogey

e =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

; 5 =

95%

+ o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts. R

atin

gs fr

om K

noxv

ille

on 9

/1/1

1.

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Tabl

e 20

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of 3

3 La

te M

atur

ity G

roup

IV (4

.6 -

4.9)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

six

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

2) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r tw

o ye

ars,

201

0 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld±

Std

Err.

Sp

ringf

ield

M

ilan

B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

2)K

noxv

ille

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

Am

es

--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

--bu

/a--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

Mor

soy

Xtra

46X

29 (R

R2Y

/STS

)51

± 1

7336

3765

4945

Arm

or48

-R40

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

50 ±

178

3640

5845

44D

airy

land

DS

R-4

810

RR

50 ±

175

3738

5843

50A

sgro

wA

G47

30 G

EN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

50 ±

173

3739

5944

48H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

492

4 (R

R)

50 ±

177

3637

6039

48P

roge

ny49

08 R

R50

± 1

6844

3960

4246

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-848

2 R

R49

± 1

6836

4061

4049

US

G74

A79

R (R

R2Y

/STS

)49

± 1

6734

3664

4349

Dyn

a-G

ro37

RY

47 (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

7331

3761

4345

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

RY

462

0 (R

R2Y

)48

± 1

7336

3165

3947

Mor

soy

Xtra

49X

10 (R

R2Y

)48

± 1

6933

3361

4645

Mor

soy

Xtra

48X

00 (R

R2Y

/STS

)47

± 1

6836

3759

3847

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd49

R22

(RR

)47

± 1

7237

3657

4043

Arm

orX

1211

(RR

2Y)

47 ±

168

3434

5944

44N

KS

49-

A5

Bra

nd (R

R)

47 ±

172

3234

6140

45S

chill

inge

r See

d49

5 R

C47

± 1

6538

4055

3844

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

478

RC

S46

± 1

6934

3462

3842

Del

ta G

row

4880

RR

46 ±

166

3736

4943

46Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

47R

22 (R

R)

46 ±

169

3430

6240

43Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

10 (R

R)

46 ±

166

3636

5442

42U

SG

74A

91 (R

R)

46 ±

166

3236

5540

47Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

48R

22 (R

R)

46 ±

167

3731

5641

44N

KS

47-

R3

Bra

nd (R

R)

46 ±

166

3429

5843

46P

roge

ny49

06 R

R46

± 1

6336

3356

4245

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd48

R21

(RR

)46

± 1

6835

3650

4144

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

4990

RC

46 ±

170

3629

5542

42Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

48R

10 (R

R)

45 ±

170

3630

5538

41D

elta

Gro

w47

70 R

R45

± 1

6133

3059

4146

Del

ta G

row

4970

RR

45 ±

163

4036

5339

38H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

482

9 (R

R)

45 ±

167

3435

5038

45Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

11 (R

R)

45 ±

160

3030

6044

44D

elta

Gro

w49

75 R

R44

± 1

6032

3458

3844

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

729

(RR

)43

± 1

6932

3247

3544

Ave

rage

(bu/

a)47

6835

3558

4145

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

310

68

75

6C

.V. (

%)

10.3

9.5

12.1

16.0

8.3

8.9

8.3

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

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Tabl

e 21

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

33

Late

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.6

- 4.

9) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in s

ix e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

wo

year

s, 2

010

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

Le

afSe

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

(n=1

2)(n

=6)

(n=1

1)(n

=8)

(n=5

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

----

-- S

core

----

----

----

-%

%S

core

Mor

soy

Xtra

46X

29 (R

R2Y

/STS

)51

± 1

12.2

1.6

3713

61.

01.

32.

640

.221

.93.

0A

rmor

48-R

40 (R

R2Y

/STS

)50

± 1

11.7

1.9

3613

61.

01.

22.

339

.921

.83.

2D

airy

land

DS

R-4

810

RR

50 ±

112

.02.

340

135

1.0

1.1

2.8

39.9

22.4

1.0

Asg

row

AG

4730

GE

NR

R2Y

(STS

)50

± 1

11.9

1.9

3613

41.

01.

52.

139

.522

.51.

2H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

492

4 (R

R)

50 ±

113

.72.

544

138

1.0

1.5

2.0

38.7

22.7

1.0

Pro

geny

4908

RR

50 ±

112

.52.

141

139

1.0

1.5

2.6

39.8

22.3

1.5

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-848

2 R

R49

± 1

12.5

2.3

4113

81.

11.

52.

539

.922

.22.

2U

SG

74A

79R

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

49 ±

111

.61.

937

136

1.0

1.3

2.6

39.7

22.3

3.0

Dyn

a-G

ro37

RY

47 (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

12.2

1.6

3813

51.

01.

32.

440

.121

.83.

7H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

Y 4

620

(RR

2Y)

48 ±

112

.22.

036

137

1.0

1.3

2.6

39.6

22.3

3.3

Mor

soy

Xtra

49X

10 (R

R2Y

)48

± 1

13.2

2.0

3713

91.

01.

52.

839

.722

.03.

0M

orso

y X

tra48

X00

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

47 ±

112

.12.

036

137

1.0

1.3

2.9

39.7

22.5

2.3

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd49

R22

(RR

)47

± 1

12.0

1.8

4213

61.

01.

21.

840

.321

.31.

5A

rmor

X12

11 (R

R2Y

)47

± 1

12.7

2.1

3713

81.

01.

53.

239

.622

.12.

7N

KS

49-

A5

Bra

nd (R

R)

47 ±

111

.31.

944

137

1.0

1.4

2.8

38.3

23.2

1.0

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

495

RC

47 ±

114

.02.

942

137

1.0

1.1

2.9

41.3

21.3

1.0

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

478

RC

S46

± 1

13.3

1.9

3913

81.

01.

32.

538

.921

.92.

0D

elta

Gro

w48

80 R

R46

± 1

11.8

2.6

3913

61.

01.

22.

742

.021

.31.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

47R

22 (R

R)

46 ±

111

.21.

942

134

1.0

1.3

2.3

40.4

21.8

1.0

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd49

R10

(RR

)46

± 1

12.1

2.4

4613

71.

01.

02.

739

.723

.11.

2U

SG

74A

91 (R

R)

46 ±

112

.81.

840

139

1.0

1.3

2.5

39.8

22.5

2.0

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd48

R22

(RR

)46

± 1

10.6

2.0

3813

51.

01.

02.

339

.622

.11.

3N

KS

47-

R3

Bra

nd (R

R)

46 ±

111

.82.

340

138

1.0

1.3

2.8

40.9

21.5

1.0

Pro

geny

4906

RR

46 ±

112

.91.

841

138

1.0

1.3

2.5

39.2

22.4

1.8

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd48

R21

(RR

)46

± 1

12.0

1.5

3813

71.

01.

22.

338

.623

.13.

7S

chill

inge

r See

d49

90 R

C46

± 1

14.3

2.4

4013

91.

11.

32.

439

.921

.81.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

48R

10 (R

R)

45 ±

111

.81.

638

135

1.0

1.2

2.4

38.8

23.0

2.0

Del

ta G

row

4770

RR

45 ±

111

.92.

040

132

1.0

1.1

2.7

39.2

22.5

2.0

Del

ta G

row

4970

RR

45 ±

115

.03.

242

137

1.0

1.6

3.0

41.2

21.3

1.0

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

829

(RR

)45

± 1

12.4

2.6

3813

71.

01.

12.

441

.721

.61.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

11 (R

R)

45 ±

111

.11.

436

135

1.0

1.1

2.9

41.9

22.1

1.3

Del

ta G

row

4975

RR

44 ±

112

.81.

840

137

1.0

1.2

2.4

39.1

22.7

2.5

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

729

(RR

)43

± 1

12.1

2.1

3713

71.

01.

12.

241

.821

.73.

8A

vera

ge47

12.4

2.1

3913

71.

01.

32.

540

.022

.11.

9†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.M

atur

ity =

day

s af

ter p

lant

ing

(DA

P).

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 45

°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Pro

tein

& O

il on

dry

wei

ght b

asis

.S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Leaf

Ret

entio

n (a

t har

vest

) = 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

t har

vest

mat

urity

; 5=9

5+%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

and

gre

en s

tem

s at

har

vest

mat

urity

.S

eed

Qua

lity

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f see

ds s

how

ing

dise

ase

or s

plit

seed

coa

ts; 5

= 9

5+%

of s

eed

are

dise

ased

or h

ave

split

see

d co

ats.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11

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Table 22. Mean yields † of 15 Late Maturity Group IV (4.6 - 4.9) Roundup Ready soybean varietiesevaluated in five environments (n=15) in Tennessee for three years, 2009 - 2011.

Avg. Yield± Std Err. Springfield Milan

Brand Variety ‡ (n=15) Knoxville Non-Irr. Irr. Non-Irr. Ames --------------------------------------bu/a--------------------------------------

Armor 48-R40 (RR2Y/STS) 57 ± 1 80 44 63 51 46USG 74A79R (RR2Y/STS) 57 ± 1 73 44 67 50 49Hornbeck HBK R 4924 (RR) 56 ± 1 80 44 61 46 51Dairyland DSR-8482 RR 56 ± 1 71 45 65 45 54Dairyland DSR-4810 RR 56 ± 1 76 43 65 48 49Progeny 4908 RR 55 ± 1 70 45 63 48 49Progeny 4906 RR 53 ± 1 68 40 61 48 50USG 74A91 (RR) 53 ± 1 69 42 58 45 51Schillinger Seed 4990 RC 53 ± 1 71 38 59 48 47Delta Grow 4975 RR 52 ± 1 65 40 62 45 48Delta Grow 4970 RR 51 ± 1 65 43 55 46 45Terral-REV Brand 49R10 (RR) 50 ± 1 67 42 53 48 43Schillinger Seed 495 RC 50 ± 1 62 46 54 44 43Delta Grow 4770 RR 49 ± 1 67 35 59 40 46Hornbeck HBK R 4729 (RR) 48 ± 1 68 38 53 39 44Average (bu/a) 53 70 42 60 46 48L.S.D..05 (bu/a) 3 8 7 8 7 7C.V. (%) 9.7 8.1 11.7 9.2 10.3 9.9† All yields are adjusted to 13% moisture.‡ If a trait appears inside parentheses i.e. (RR), then it is not part of the variety name.

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Tabl

e 23

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

15

Late

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.6

- 4.

9) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

sev

alua

ted

in fi

ve e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=15)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

Le

afSe

edSD

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

DI

DS

DX

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=15)

(n=1

5)(n

=10)

(n=1

4)(n

=8)

(n=6

)(n

=2)

(n=3

)(n

=3)

(n=3

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

----

--- S

core

----

----

----

--%

%S

core

%0

- 9in

dex

Arm

or48

-R40

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

57 ±

112

.61.

838

135

1.0

1.2

2.4

39.7

21.9

3.2

20.3

1.0

4.5

US

G74

A79

R (R

R2Y

/STS

)57

± 1

12.3

1.8

3813

51.

01.

32.

639

.522

.33.

05.

01.

00.

7H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

492

4 (R

R)

56 ±

114

.22.

447

139

1.0

1.5

2.3

38.8

22.7

1.0

12.0

1.0

1.3

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-848

2 R

R56

± 1

13.3

2.2

4313

81.

11.

52.

739

.822

.22.

223

.31.

74.

3D

airy

land

DS

R-4

810

RR

56 ±

112

.92.

142

135

1.0

1.1

2.7

40.0

22.2

1.0

41.7

2.7

13.3

Pro

geny

4908

RR

55 ±

113

.12.

243

139

1.0

1.5

2.7

39.5

22.4

1.5

7.0

1.0

0.8

Pro

geny

4906

RR

53 ±

113

.31.

844

138

1.0

1.3

2.5

39.0

22.6

1.8

26.7

1.7

4.8

US

G74

A91

(RR

)53

± 1

13.1

1.9

4313

81.

01.

32.

539

.422

.52.

030

.31.

76.

7S

chill

inge

r See

d49

90 R

C53

± 1

14.5

2.1

4313

91.

11.

32.

639

.921

.91.

053

.32.

314

.4D

elta

Gro

w49

75 R

R52

± 1

13.7

1.8

4313

71.

01.

22.

738

.922

.72.

530

.02.

39.

2D

elta

Gro

w49

70 R

R51

± 1

15.7

2.7

4314

01.

01.

62.

940

.721

.51.

066

.73.

022

.6Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

49R

10 (R

R)

50 ±

112

.92.

747

137

1.0

1.0

2.7

39.9

22.9

1.2

53.3

2.0

11.9

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

495

RC

50 ±

114

.43.

045

138

1.0

1.1

2.9

41.1

21.5

1.0

73.3

4.0

32.9

Del

ta G

row

4770

RR

49 ±

112

.62.

042

132

1.0

1.1

2.7

39.1

22.4

2.0

56.7

2.3

14.8

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

729

(RR

)48

± 1

12.7

2.1

3913

71.

01.

12.

441

.721

.63.

866

.73.

022

.2A

vera

ge53

13.4

2.2

4313

71.

01.

32.

639

.822

.21.

937

.82.

011

.0†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

DI =

dis

ease

inci

denc

e =

perc

enta

ge o

f pla

nts

with

sym

ptom

sD

S =

dis

ease

sev

erity

= s

core

of l

eaf c

hlor

osis

and

nec

rosi

s; 0

= n

o sy

mpt

oms;

9 =

pla

nt d

eath

bef

ore

norm

al d

efol

iatio

n du

e to

sen

esce

nce.

DX

= d

isea

se in

dex

= (D

I x D

S /

9); r

atin

gs w

ere

mad

e at

app

roxi

mat

ely

R6

whe

n gr

een

pods

with

see

d ha

ve re

ache

d fu

ll si

ze a

t Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

6/09

.

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Tabl

e 24

. Yi

elds

† o

f 19

Late

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.6

-4.9

) Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

in 2

0 C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

ests

in T

enne

ssee

and

Ken

tuck

y du

ring

2011

.

REC

REC

atat

Mila

nM

ilan

Avg

.(K

Y)La

uder

dale

(KY)

irrig

.irr

ig.

MS

Bra

nd/V

arie

tyYi

eld

Moi

st‡

Cof

fee

Dye

rFay

ette

Fran

klin

Fulto

nG

ibso

nG

iles

Har

din

Hay

ww

odLa

kefu

ng.n

o fu

ng.M

adis

onM

ario

nM

cCra

cken

Mon

tgom

ery

fung

.no

fung

.Obi

onW

eakl

eybu

/a%

5/11

§

6/1

6/8

5/24

6/6

5/31

5/19

6/3

6/7

5/31

6/7

6/7

5/12

5/24

5/15

7/1

5/10

5/10

5/26

6/14

AA

rmor

48-

R91

RR

2Y/S

TS47

.412

.464

.063

.519

.543

.060

.231

.842

.018

.629

.641

.750

.249

.271

.143

.957

.449

.355

.949

.969

.038

.1A

BM

orso

y R

TS46

X29

RR

2Y/S

TS45

.511

.257

.064

.320

.233

.263

.838

.837

.614

.529

.744

.658

.354

.454

.739

.257

.350

.446

.641

.466

.338

.1A

B*S

chill

inge

r 499

0RC

45.1

12.5

57.8

62.8

16.7

31.1

59.4

41.9

37.9

24.7

33.2

50.8

52.8

54.4

45.9

38.4

57.0

47.7

52.2

47.3

57.0

33.5

BC

US

G 7

4A79

R R

R2Y

/STS

44.9

11.7

58.0

66.7

20.3

37.6

63.8

39.8

38.2

18.7

29.7

39.7

59.1

57.2

48.2

40.2

61.3

53.5

40.9

36.9

57.6

31.3

BC

DA

sgro

w A

G49

07 R

R44

.911

.658

.164

.222

.239

.663

.730

.634

.017

.631

.745

.955

.355

.851

.639

.256

.045

.647

.241

.967

.230

.2B

CD

EA

sgro

w A

G47

30 G

EN

RR

2Y/S

TS44

.711

.754

.062

.422

.530

.564

.133

.737

.721

.231

.442

.653

.254

.053

.434

.657

.949

.547

.043

.365

.434

.9B

CD

ETe

rral

RE

V-4

8R22

44.5

11.3

63.2

58.8

19.8

36.7

60.2

35.9

36.9

16.9

31.8

45.4

55.6

54.8

56.2

32.7

58.3

51.1

44.6

39.0

63.8

27.5

BC

DE

Dyn

a-G

ro V

47N

8RR

44.4

11.2

51.8

64.9

19.8

36.3

62.4

30.8

40.9

10.5

32.3

41.4

49.3

51.9

50.1

37.7

58.0

48.0

49.2

43.9

72.2

36.8

BC

DE

Arm

or 4

8-R

40 R

R2Y

/STS

44.3

11.5

55.9

64.0

19.7

32.2

63.5

31.8

37.2

15.0

32.9

44.5

53.9

51.0

54.9

35.4

65.1

47.7

46.7

39.4

63.6

31.1

BC

DE

FD

yna-

Gro

37R

Y47

GE

NR

R2Y

/STS

44.0

11.5

59.5

60.7

15.1

36.0

62.8

33.7

43.6

20.2

30.5

44.5

57.9

53.1

54.1

30.4

56.3

48.8

39.1

37.6

64.0

32.6

BC

DE

FTe

rral

RE

V-4

9R22

43.8

11.3

53.7

61.4

16.1

36.6

60.3

36.2

35.9

21.2

30.2

41.1

54.6

53.6

46.5

31.1

55.4

47.3

48.2

43.0

67.4

36.6

BC

DE

FH

ornb

eck

R49

2443

.513

.053

.962

.216

.139

.957

.236

.543

.814

.936

.135

.256

.451

.642

.849

.250

.645

.948

.441

.458

.130

.6C

DE

FGU

SG

74E

88 R

R/S

TS42

.711

.457

.260

.721

.934

.955

.336

.033

.925

.529

.545

.753

.950

.152

.424

.053

.542

.644

.540

.056

.735

.9C

DE

FGD

airy

land

481

0RR

42.7

11.8

57.6

60.9

19.3

32.0

61.8

30.5

43.4

16.4

29.4

39.6

51.9

47.9

52.2

28.3

54.7

46.7

47.3

44.2

65.5

24.4

CD

EFG

Dai

ryla

nd 8

482R

R42

.611

.948

.261

.625

.333

.560

.631

.737

.218

.732

.039

.950

.851

.646

.536

.854

.838

.845

.440

.760

.238

.2D

EFG

Dyn

a-G

ro V

48N

7RS

42.5

11.4

52.4

63.3

21.9

34.8

60.2

34.2

37.6

13.8

25.5

47.2

38.5

41.3

47.3

41.3

60.0

42.6

48.1

46.0

62.0

32.4

EFG

Sch

illin

ger 4

78R

CS

RR

/STS

42.4

12.3

61.4

63.7

16.7

37.1

53.2

31.4

41.0

17.9

27.5

39.1

52.4

49.4

46.4

31.5

54.8

44.6

40.4

36.5

68.5

35.0

FGP

roge

ny 4

908R

R41

.811

.548

.161

.315

.227

.760

.036

.741

.120

.729

.536

.652

.147

.743

.136

.353

.642

.350

.344

.661

.728

.2G

NK

Bra

nd S

49-A

540

.710

.941

.563

.314

.431

.059

.532

.733

.711

.033

.840

.549

.848

.341

.732

.856

.942

.847

.041

.661

.829

.8A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

43.8

11.7

55.4

62.6

19.1

34.9

60.6

34.5

38.6

17.8

30.9

42.4

52.9

51.4

50.5

35.9

56.8

46.6

46.8

42.0

63.6

32.9

† Y

ield

s ha

ve b

een

adju

sted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ M

oist

ure

at h

arve

st.

§ P

lant

ing

date

.E

ach

varie

ty w

as e

valu

ated

in a

larg

e st

rip-p

lot a

t eac

h lo

ctio

n, th

us e

ach

coun

ty te

st w

as c

onsi

dere

d as

one

repl

icat

ion

of

the

test

in c

alcu

latin

g th

e av

erag

e yi

eld

and

in c

ondu

ctin

g th

e st

atis

tical

ana

lysi

s to

det

erm

ine

sign

ifica

nt d

iffer

ence

s (M

S).

Var

iety

den

oted

with

an

aste

risk

(*) w

as in

the

top

perfo

rmin

g gr

oup

in 2

010.

MS

= V

arie

ties

with

any

MS

lette

r in

com

mon

are

not

sta

tistic

ally

diff

eren

t at t

he 5

% le

vel o

f pro

babi

lity.

Dat

a pr

ovid

ed b

y R

ober

t C. W

illia

ms,

Ext

. Are

a S

peci

alis

t, G

rain

Cro

ps, a

nd th

e ex

tens

ion

agen

ts in

the

coun

ties

show

n ab

ove.

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Tabl

e 25

. Yi

elds

† a

nd d

isea

se ra

tings

§ o

f 19

late

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.6

- 4.

9) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in 2

0 Te

nnes

see

and

Ken

tuck

yC

ount

y St

anda

rd T

ests

dur

ing

2011

. CST

Avg

.

--

------

------

------

--- R

esea

rch

and

Educ

atio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan

------

------

------

------

-Yi

eld

Stem

Spra

yed

¶U

nspr

ayed

SCN

MS

Bra

nd/V

arie

t y(n

=20)

Moi

stur

e ‡

SDS

Frog

eye

Ant

hrac

nose

Can

ker

Yiel

dYi

eld

Rac

e 2

Rac

e 3

Rac

e 5

bu/a

%20

09 /

10 /

2011

2009

/ 10

/ 20

1120

10 /

1120

10 /

11bu

/abu

/a20

1120

1120

11A

Arm

or 4

8-R

91 R

R2Y

/STS

47.4

12.4

---

/

0.0

/

3.8

/ 0

.055

.949

.9S

RS

AB

Mor

soy

RTS

46X

29 R

R2Y

/STS

45.5

11.2

---

/

5.5

/

4.3

/ 3

.046

.641

.4S

HS

MS

AB

*Sch

illin

ger 4

990R

C45

.112

.5 /

0.0

/

/

0.0

/ 0.

0

2.3

/ 2.

8

0.0

/ 0.0

52.2

47.3

SR

MS

BC

US

G 7

4A79

R R

R2Y

/STS

44.9

11.7

---

/ 4.8

/

3.3

/ 2

.340

.936

.9H

SH

SS

BC

DA

sgro

w A

G49

07 R

R44

.911

.6--

-

/ 7

.3

/ 3

.3

/ 0.0

47.2

41.9

SR

MS

BC

DE

Asg

row

AG

4730

GE

NR

R2Y

/STS

44.7

11.7

/ 0.

0 /

/ 4

.3 /

4.8

2.

3 / 4

.0

0.3

/ 0.0

47.0

43.3

SM

RS

BC

DE

Terr

al R

EV

-48R

2244

.511

.3--

-

/

4.3

/

3.3

/ 0

.044

.639

.0S

RS

BC

DE

Dyn

a-G

ro V

47N

8RR

44.4

11.2

---

/ 0.

3

/ 1

.5

/ 0.0

49.2

43..9

SR

SB

CD

EA

rmor

48-

R40

RR

2Y/S

TS44

.311

.5 /

0.0

/

/

7.0

/ 5.

8

2.0

/ 4.

8

0.5

/ 0.0

46.7

39.4

SS

SB

CD

EF

Dyn

a-G

ro 3

7RY

47 G

EN

RR

2Y/S

TS44

.011

.5

/ 0.0

/

/

6.5

/ 5.

3

3.0

/ 4.

8

0.0

/ 2.0

39.1

37.6

SR

SB

CD

EF

Terr

al R

EV

-49R

2243

.811

.3--

-

/

7.0

/

4.0

/ 0

.048

.243

.0M

SR

SB

CD

EF

Hor

nbec

k R

4924

43.5

13.0

---

/ 4.

5

/ 3

.0

/ 0.0

48.4

41.4

SR

SC

DE

FGU

SG

74E

88 R

R/S

TS42

.711

.4--

-

/

7.3

/

1.5

/ 0

.044

.540

.0S

RM

SC

DE

FGD

airy

land

481

0RR

42.7

11.8

/ 0

.0 /

/ 0

.3 /

2.3

2

.8 /

4.0

0.

0 / 0

.047

.344

.2S

MS

SC

DE

FGD

airy

land

848

2RR

42.6

11.9

1.3

/ 0.

0 /

2.7

/ 5.

0 / 5

.8

2.0

/ 2.

0

0.0

/ 0.0

45.4

40.7

SS

MS

DE

FGD

yna-

Gro

V48

N7R

S42

.511

.4--

-

/ 0

.0

/ 4

.5

/ 0.0

48.1

46.0

HS

RS

EFG

Sch

illin

ger 4

78R

CS

RR

/STS

42.4

12.3

3

.3 /

0.0

/

5

.7 /

8.5

/ 7.0

2

.3 /

4.3

0.

0 / 0

.040

.436

.5M

SR

SFG

Pro

geny

490

8RR

41.8

11.5

1

.0 /

0.0

/

3

.7 /

5.5

/ 5.3

2

.5 /

3.0

0.

0 / 0

.050

.344

.6S

SS

GN

K B

rand

S49

-A5

40.7

10.9

/

0.0

/

/ 0.

0 / 0

.0

2.3

/ 2.

8

0.0

/ 0.0

47.0

41.6

SR

MS

Ave

rage

(bu/

a )43

.811

.746

.841

.9†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

Moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Dis

ease

ratin

gs fo

r SD

S, F

roge

ye L

eaf S

pot,

Ant

hrac

nose

and

Ste

m C

anke

r are

from

0-1

0, w

here

0=n

o di

seas

e &

10=m

axim

um le

vel o

f dis

ease

or p

lant

dea

th.

SD

S =

Sud

den

Dea

th S

yndr

ome.

¶ S

pray

ed p

lots

at M

ilan

treat

ed w

ith H

eadl

ine

@ 6

oz.

/Acr

e +

0.25

% P

enet

rato

r Plu

s at

20

gpa

at R

3 gr

owth

sta

ge.

Dis

ease

ratin

gs c

ompi

led

by D

r. M

elvi

n N

ewm

an fr

om re

plic

ated

plo

ts a

t the

Res

earc

h an

d E

duca

tion

Cen

ter a

t Mila

n.S

CN

ratin

gs; H

S =

hig

hly

susc

eptib

le, S

= s

usce

ptib

le, M

S =

mod

erat

ely

susc

eptib

le, M

R =

mod

erat

ely

resi

stan

t R =

resi

stan

t. R

ace

2 (H

G T

ype

1.2.

5.7)

; Rac

e 3

(HG

Typ

e 5.

7); R

ace

5 (H

G T

ype

2.5.

7)S

CN

Gre

enho

use

Rat

ings

com

pile

d by

Dr.

Pat

Don

ald,

Res

earc

h P

lant

Pat

h., U

SD

A-A

RS

, Wes

t TN

RE

C.

MS

= V

arie

ties

with

one

or m

ore

lette

rs in

com

mon

are

not

sta

tistic

ally

diff

eren

t at t

he .0

5 le

vel o

f pro

babi

lity.

Var

iety

den

oted

with

an

aste

risk

(*) w

as in

the

top

perfo

rmin

g gr

oup

in 2

010.

Dat

a pr

ovid

ed b

y R

ober

t C. W

illia

ms,

Ext

. Are

a S

peci

alis

t, G

rain

Cro

ps.

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Tabl

e 26

. O

vera

ll av

erag

e yi

elds

† a

nd m

oist

ures

of 1

6 La

te M

atur

ity G

roup

IV (4

.6 -

4.9)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts (n

=20)

and

Res

earc

h an

d Ed

ucat

ion

Cen

ters

(n=7

) in

Tenn

esse

e du

ring

2011

.

Res

earc

h an

d A

vera

ges

of C

ST &

REC

Tes

ts C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

rials

E

duca

tion

Cen

ter T

rials

Avg

.A

vg.

Avg

.B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Yiel

dM

oist

ure

Yiel

dM

oist

ure

Yiel

dM

oist

ure

bu/a

%bu

/a%

bu/a

%M

orso

y X

tra46

X29

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

4711

.746

11.2

4912

.2A

rmor

48-R

91 (R

R2Y

/STS

)47

12.4

4712

.447

12.4

Arm

or48

-R40

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

4711

.744

11.5

4912

.0U

SG

74A

79R

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

4611

.845

11.7

4711

.8A

sgro

wA

G47

30 G

EN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

4611

.945

11.7

4712

.1D

yna-

Gro

37R

Y47

(RR

2Y)

4511

.844

11.5

4612

.1P

roge

ny49

08 R

R45

12.1

4211

.548

12.8

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-481

0 R

R45

11.9

4311

.847

12.0

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR

-848

2 R

R44

12.3

4311

.946

12.6

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd49

R22

(RR

)44

11.6

4411

.344

11.8

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd48

R22

(RR

)44

11.2

4411

.343

11.2

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

4990

RC

4413

.045

12.5

4213

.4U

SG

74E

88 (R

R)

4311

.543

11.4

4411

.7H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

492

4 (R

R)

4313

.144

13.0

4313

.3N

KS

49-

A5

Bra

nd (R

R)

4211

.141

10.9

4411

.2S

chill

inge

r See

d47

8 R

CS

4212

.342

12.3

4212

.2A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

44.6

12.0

43.8

11.7

45.5

12.2

† Y

ield

s ha

ve b

een

adju

sted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.

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Table 27. Mean yields † of 47 Early Maturity Group V (5.0 - 5.5) Roundup Ready soybean varietiesevaluated in seven environments in Tennessee during 2011.

Avg. Yield± Std Err. Springfield Milan

Brand Variety ‡ (n=7) Knoxville Irr. Non-Irr. Irr. Non-Irr. Non-Irr2 Ames --------------------------------------bu/a----------------------------------------------

USG 75T40 (RR) 54 ± 1 67 56 59 63 46 40 48Terral-REV Brand 51R53 (RR) 54 ± 1 66 54 50 66 46 37 59Armor X1217 (RR2Y/STS) 54 ± 1 57 59 68 67 44 41 42Armor X1255 (RR2Y) 54 ± 1 59 61 63 67 42 40 43Schillinger Seed 5220 RC 53 ± 1 68 58 57 57 42 41 51Croplan RC 5007S (RR/STS) 53 ± 1 67 61 53 66 42 36 48Delta Grow 5565 R2Y 53 ± 1 67 52 63 65 38 38 46Armor X1215 (RR2Y) 53 ± 1 57 53 62 68 41 42 46Asgrow AG5532 GENRR2Y 52 ± 1 69 56 54 56 42 42 45Morsoy Xtra 54X41 (RR2Y) 52 ± 1 66 48 60 67 42 41 42Delta Grow 5275 R2Y 52 ± 1 55 58 53 72 46 37 43Armor 55-R22 (RR2Y) 52 ± 1 69 50 59 65 41 37 42Asgrow AG5232 GENRR2Y 52 ± 1 69 50 53 65 45 37 43Armor 53-R15 (RR2Y) 52 ± 1 71 49 48 65 43 37 48USG 7553nRS (RR2Y) 52 ± 1 63 55 59 63 44 34 44Delta Grow 5300 RR/STS 51 ± 1 59 47 62 64 43 38 47Armor X1213 (RR2Y) 51 ± 1 71 54 48 55 48 36 48Schillinger Seed 557 RC 51 ± 1 65 65 43 60 44 42 39USG 75B21R (RR2Y) 51 ± 1 69 59 47 63 41 36 43TN Exp TN09-46,277 (RR2Y) 51 ± 1 56 60 59 52 45 42 40Dyna-Gro 37RY52 (RR2Y) 51 ± 1 56 52 59 64 43 36 44Asgrow AG5332 GENRR2Y 50 ± 2 57 57 43 60 48 38 51Progeny 5330 RR 50 ± 1 65 52 50 56 41 39 49USG 75M49 (RR) 50 ± 1 56 48 60 65 40 38 42Progeny 5210 RY (RR2Y) 50 ± 1 57 57 56 61 38 37 43Armor X1253 (RR2Y) 50 ± 1 58 48 53 65 43 36 46Armor X1216 (RR2Y) 50 ± 1 63 52 46 56 42 37 51NK S 51-J3 (RR2Y) 49 ± 1 61 58 51 55 39 39 42Morsoy Xtra 51X31 (RR2Y) 49 ± 1 67 49 49 57 38 36 45Terral-REV Brand 55R21 (RR) 49 ± 1 54 57 50 56 45 39 39Progeny 5111 RY (RR2Y) 49 ± 1 64 52 45 61 41 35 42Delta Grow 5160 RR/STS 48 ± 1 61 51 50 48 44 35 51Dyna-Gro 35P53 (RR) 48 ± 1 63 49 53 50 39 38 47TN Exp TN09-48,205 (RR2Y) 48 ± 1 57 45 49 65 39 40 41Delta Grow 5555 RR 47 ± 1 65 49 44 49 43 37 45Terral-REV Brand 54R10 (RR) 47 ± 1 59 58 40 48 43 38 45USG 75J32 (RR) 47 ± 1 51 53 53 61 38 29 43Hornbeck HBK R 5525 (RR) 47 ± 1 66 47 51 58 31 35 39Hornbeck HBK R 5529 (RR) 46 ± 1 60 41 47 58 35 36 46Delta Grow 5280 RR 46 ± 1 62 51 49 47 35 35 41NK S 51-T8 Brand (RR) 46 ± 1 48 52 52 46 39 38 43USG 75T18 (RR) 45 ± 1 54 42 51 52 37 38 41Hornbeck HBK R 5226 (RR) 44 ± 1 50 53 52 42 35 35 41Progeny 5321 RY (RR2Y) 44 ± 1 44 55 47 52 34 36 39Morsoy Xtra 53X51 (RR2Y) 44 ± 1 49 54 48 51 30 34 41USG 75R31R (RR2Y) 43 ± 1 49 43 50 50 40 33 37Delta Grow 5545 RR 43 ± 1 49 54 47 44 31 30 43Average (bu/a) 49 60 53 52 58 41 37 44L.S.D..05 (bu/a) 4 14 10 15 9 7 5 6C.V. (%) 12.6 14.7 11.3 18.3 9.3 10.4 7.5 8.3† All yields are adjusted to 13% moisture.‡ If a trait appears inside parentheses i.e. (RR), then it is not part of the variety name.

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Tabl

e 28

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

47

Early

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

(5.0

- 5.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

sev

alua

ted

in s

even

env

ironm

ents

in T

enne

ssee

dur

ing

2011

.A

vg. Y

ield

Se

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=7

)(n

=7)

(n=4

)(n

=6)

(n=6

)(n

=3)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

Sco

re --

----

--%

%S

core

US

G75

T40

(RR

)54

± 1

12.6

1.5

3914

01.

01.

337

.722

.21.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

51R

53 (R

R)

54 ±

112

.01.

840

137

1.0

2.5

40.3

22.7

3.0

Arm

orX

1217

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

54 ±

112

.71.

739

138

1.0

1.8

37.8

23.0

1.3

Arm

orX

1255

(RR

2Y)

54 ±

112

.92.

139

141

1.0

1.8

39.1

21.5

1.0

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

5220

RC

53 ±

112

.41.

742

138

1.0

3.0

41.3

21.7

1.2

Cro

plan

RC

500

7S (R

R/S

TS)

53 ±

112

.22.

340

138

1.0

1.8

38.4

22.0

1.8

Del

ta G

row

5565

R2Y

53 ±

112

.51.

938

141

1.0

1.7

38.9

21.7

1.0

Arm

orX

1215

(RR

2Y)

53 ±

114

.42.

540

142

1.0

2.0

40.3

21.5

1.0

Asg

row

AG

5532

GE

NR

R2Y

52 ±

111

.91.

740

138

1.0

2.0

39.6

21.7

3.5

Mor

soy

Xtra

54X

41 (R

R2Y

)52

± 1

12.5

1.8

3914

21.

01.

838

.621

.81.

0D

elta

Gro

w52

75 R

2Y52

± 1

13.1

2.8

3813

81.

02.

038

.522

.21.

0A

rmor

55-R

22 (R

R2Y

)52

± 1

12.5

1.7

4014

01.

01.

738

.921

.81.

2A

sgro

wA

G52

32 G

EN

RR

2Y52

± 1

12.2

1.9

3713

71.

02.

038

.322

.51.

0A

rmor

53-R

15 (R

R2Y

)52

± 1

13.4

2.5

3713

81.

02.

238

.422

.41.

0U

SG

7553

nRS

(RR

2Y)

52 ±

112

.12.

139

139

1.0

1.8

39.3

21.7

1.2

Del

ta G

row

5300

RR

/STS

51 ±

112

.02.

039

138

1.0

1.8

38.8

22.1

1.3

Arm

orX

1213

(RR

2Y)

51 ±

113

.62.

837

139

1.0

1.7

39.7

21.9

1.0

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

557

RC

51 ±

112

.01.

638

140

1.0

1.8

40.2

21.5

1.0

US

G75

B21

R (R

R2Y

)51

± 1

12.6

2.2

4113

61.

02.

338

.622

.61.

0TN

Exp

TN09

-46,

277

(RR

2Y)

51 ±

115

.52.

540

142

1.0

1.7

38.2

22.2

1.0

Dyn

a-G

ro37

RY

52 (R

R2Y

)51

± 1

12.6

2.2

3913

81.

01.

838

.022

.41.

0A

sgro

wA

G53

32 G

EN

RR

2Y50

± 2

12.2

3.1

3913

91.

03.

239

.921

.51.

0P

roge

ny53

30 R

R50

± 1

12.6

2.5

4013

81.

01.

839

.422

.31.

0U

SG

75M

49 (R

R)

50 ±

113

.22.

538

139

1.0

1.7

40.1

22.5

1.0

Pro

geny

5210

RY

(RR

2Y)

50 ±

113

.02.

539

138

1.0

1.8

38.1

22.5

1.0

Arm

orX

1253

(RR

2Y)

50 ±

113

.22.

438

138

1.0

1.7

38.6

22.3

1.2

Arm

orX

1216

(RR

2Y)

50 ±

112

.81.

837

136

1.0

1.5

40.1

21.7

2.7

NK

S 5

1-J3

(RR

2Y)

49 ±

112

.21.

337

135

1.0

2.0

38.5

22.5

1.0

Mor

soy

Xtra

51X

31 (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

12.3

2.2

4213

61.

02.

038

.322

.71.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

55R

21 (R

R)

49 ±

112

.82.

241

142

1.0

1.8

39.9

22.0

1.0

Pro

geny

5111

RY

(RR

2Y)

49 ±

112

.41.

940

136

1.0

2.2

38.3

22.7

1.0

Del

ta G

row

5160

RR

/STS

48 ±

112

.53.

041

136

1.0

2.5

40.1

22.2

2.8

Dyn

a-G

ro35

P53

(RR

)48

± 1

12.0

2.8

4114

01.

01.

740

.221

.31.

3TN

Exp

TN09

-48,

205

(RR

2Y)

48 ±

112

.51.

839

141

1.0

1.8

38.3

21.9

1.0

Del

ta G

row

5555

RR

47 ±

112

.32.

739

141

1.0

1.8

40.0

21.6

1.7

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd54

R10

(RR

)47

± 1

11.9

3.1

4213

91.

01.

840

.321

.31.

0U

SG

75J3

2 (R

R)

47 ±

112

.31.

537

138

1.0

2.3

39.7

21.7

1.0

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Tabl

e 28

(con

tinue

d)A

vg. Y

ield

Se

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=7

)(n

=7)

(n=4

)(n

=6)

(n=6

)(n

=3)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

Sco

re --

----

--%

%S

core

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

525

(RR

)47

± 1

13.3

2.0

3714

01.

01.

738

.822

.31.

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

552

9 (R

R)

46 ±

112

.42.

236

139

1.0

1.8

39.8

22.6

1.0

Del

ta G

row

5280

RR

46 ±

113

.62.

639

140

1.0

1.3

39.6

22.2

1.0

NK

S 5

1-T8

Bra

nd (R

R)

46 ±

112

.12.

044

137

1.0

4.0

41.4

21.4

2.0

US

G75

T18

(RR

)45

± 1

12.7

2.7

3713

51.

01.

737

.923

.01.

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

522

6 (R

R)

44 ±

112

.93.

038

139

1.0

2.2

39.8

22.1

1.2

Pro

geny

5321

RY

(RR

2Y)

44 ±

112

.22.

548

137

1.0

2.2

41.3

21.6

1.0

Mor

soy

Xtra

53X

51 (R

R2Y

)44

± 1

12.4

3.0

3914

11.

01.

540

.921

.12.

8U

SG

75R

31R

(RR

2Y)

43 ±

112

.62.

847

137

1.0

2.0

41.7

21.3

1.0

Del

ta G

row

5545

RR

43 ±

112

.82.

938

140

1.0

1.8

40.6

21.9

1.2

Ave

rage

4912

.72.

339

139

1.0

2.0

39.4

22.0

1.3

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

§ A

vera

ge m

oist

ure

at h

arve

stLo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle

>45°

. M

atur

ity =

day

s af

ter p

lant

ing

(DA

P).

Sha

tterin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= n

o sh

atte

ring;

5 =

90+

% o

f pod

s sh

atte

red.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5=9

5+%

of s

eed

are

dise

ased

or h

ave

split

see

d co

ats.

Pro

tein

& O

il on

dry

wei

ght b

asis

.Fr

ogey

e =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

; 5 =

95%

+ o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts. R

atin

gs fr

om K

noxv

ille

on 9

/1/1

1.

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Tabl

e 29

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of 2

2 Ea

rly M

atur

ity G

roup

V (5

.0 -

5.5)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

six

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

2) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r tw

o ye

ars,

201

0 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld±

Std

Err.

Spr

ingf

ield

Mila

n

B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

2)K

noxv

ille

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

Am

es

--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

--bu

/a--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

US

G75

T40

(RR

)49

± 1

6842

3958

4441

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

557

RC

48 ±

167

4732

5744

41A

rmor

53-R

15 (R

R2Y

)48

± 1

7337

3059

4346

US

G75

M49

(RR

)48

± 1

6438

3961

4144

Pro

geny

5330

RR

48 ±

168

4137

5539

45D

elta

Gro

w52

75 R

2Y48

± 1

5545

3469

4636

Cro

plan

RC

500

7S (R

R/S

TS)

47 ±

167

4634

6142

34D

yna-

Gro

37R

Y52

(RR

2Y)

47 ±

164

4035

6141

40D

yna-

Gro

35P

53 (R

R)

47 ±

169

3937

4940

47Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

55R

21 (R

R)

47 ±

162

4337

5443

42P

roge

ny52

10 R

Y (R

R2Y

)47

± 1

6741

3458

3942

Del

ta G

row

5300

RR

/STS

47 ±

161

3841

6141

37D

elta

Gro

w55

55 R

R46

± 1

6942

3349

4045

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

525

(RR

)46

± 1

6937

3858

3240

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

529

(RR

)44

± 1

6634

3153

3942

US

G75

J32

(RR

)44

± 1

5540

3757

3837

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

226

(RR

)44

± 1

6142

3846

3739

US

G75

T18

(RR

)43

± 1

6137

3450

3840

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd54

R10

(RR

)43

± 1

6543

3043

3839

Del

ta G

row

5160

RR

/STS

43 ±

161

3928

5139

40D

elta

Gro

w52

80 R

R42

± 1

6540

3442

3437

NK

S 5

1-T8

Bra

nd (R

R)

41 ±

155

4133

4436

39A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

4664

4135

5440

41L.

S.D

. .05 (b

u/a)

411

710

86

8C

.V. (

%)

12.6

11.2

11.9

19.9

10.3

10.2

12.9

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

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Tabl

e 30

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

22

Early

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

(5.0

- 5.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s

eval

uate

d in

six

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

2) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r tw

o ye

ars,

201

0 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld

Leaf

Seed

± St

d Er

r.M

oist

ure

§Lo

dgin

gH

eigh

tM

atur

itySh

atte

ring

Ret

entio

nQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

2)(n

=12)

(n=6

)(n

=11)

(n=8

)(n

=6)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

----

----

Sco

re --

----

----

---

%%

Sco

reU

SG

75T4

0 (R

R)

49 ±

111

.71.

437

144

1.0

1.3

1.7

37.3

22.3

1.0

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

557

RC

48 ±

111

.41.

636

145

1.0

1.2

1.7

39.8

21.7

1.0

Arm

or53

-R15

(RR

2Y)

48 ±

111

.82.

336

143

1.0

1.1

2.1

38.1

22.6

1.0

US

G75

M49

(RR

)48

± 1

11.9

2.4

3614

31.

01.

42.

140

.322

.51.

0P

roge

ny53

30 R

R48

± 1

11.6

2.4

3914

31.

01.

31.

939

.222

.41.

0D

elta

Gro

w52

75 R

2Y48

± 1

11.6

2.4

3714

31.

01.

42.

839

.721

.71.

0C

ropl

anR

C 5

007S

(RR

/STS

)47

± 1

11.1

2.1

3714

31.

01.

01.

938

.122

.11.

8D

yna-

Gro

37R

Y52

(RR

2Y)

47 ±

111

.22.

137

143

1.0

1.3

1.8

37.6

22.7

1.0

Dyn

a-G

ro35

P53

(RR

)47

± 1

11.9

2.7

3914

41.

01.

01.

740

.221

.41.

3Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

55R

21 (R

R)

47 ±

112

.92.

239

146

1.0

1.3

1.8

39.7

22.0

1.0

Pro

geny

5210

RY

(RR

2Y)

47 ±

112

.02.

238

143

1.0

1.4

1.8

37.8

22.6

1.0

Del

ta G

row

5300

RR

/STS

47 ±

110

.81.

938

143

1.0

1.2

1.8

38.3

22.2

1.3

Del

ta G

row

5555

RR

46 ±

112

.44.

440

145

1.0

1.1

1.8

40.1

21.5

1.7

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

525

(RR

)46

± 1

13.3

1.9

3714

51.

01.

31.

939

.322

.41.

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

552

9 (R

R)

44 ±

111

.72.

235

144

1.0

1.5

2.1

39.9

22.7

1.0

US

G75

J32

(RR

)44

± 1

10.9

1.4

3714

31.

01.

72.

340

.021

.51.

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

522

6 (R

R)

44 ±

112

.52.

737

144

1.0

1.3

1.8

39.5

22.3

1.2

US

G75

T18

(RR

)43

± 1

11.2

2.4

3514

01.

01.

01.

737

.723

.01.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

54R

10 (R

R)

43 ±

111

.33.

040

144

1.0

1.2

1.9

39.8

21.4

1.0

Del

ta G

row

5160

RR

/STS

43 ±

111

.12.

841

141

1.0

1.3

3.1

40.0

22.7

2.8

Del

ta G

row

5280

RR

42 ±

113

.02.

737

145

1.0

1.7

1.8

39.6

22.3

1.0

NK

S 5

1-T8

Bra

nd (R

R)

41 ±

111

.12.

243

143

1.0

1.1

3.8

40.8

21.8

2.0

Ave

rage

4611

.72.

338

144

1.0

1.3

2.1

39.2

22.2

1.2

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

§ A

vera

ge m

oist

ure

at h

arve

stLo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

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Tabl

e 31

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of 1

0 Ea

rly M

atur

ity G

roup

V (5

.0 -

5.5)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

five

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

5) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r thr

ee y

ears

, 200

9 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld±

Std

Err.

Sprin

gfie

ld

M

ilan

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=15)

Kno

xvill

eN

on-Ir

r.Irr

.N

on-Ir

r.A

mes

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

-bu/

a---

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

---

US

G75

T40

(RR

)55

± 1

7047

6248

49U

SG

75M

49 (R

R)

54 ±

166

4566

4946

Del

ta G

row

5300

RR

/STS

54 ±

160

4866

4846

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

557

RC

52 ±

164

4060

4845

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

525

(RR

)50

± 1

6343

5940

44D

elta

Gro

w55

55 R

R49

± 1

6038

5546

49U

SG

75J3

2 (R

R)

49 ±

156

4261

4441

Del

ta G

row

5160

RR

/STS

49 ±

165

4058

4536

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

226

(RR

)46

± 1

5642

4842

42D

elta

Gro

w52

80 R

R43

± 1

5638

4637

40A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

5062

4258

4544

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

411

109

79

C.V

. (%

)13

.012

.317

.010

.711

.314

.7†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.

40

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Tabl

e 32

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

10

Early

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

(5.0

- 5.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

sev

alua

ted

in fi

ve e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=15)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

Le

afSe

edSD

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

DI

DS

DX

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=15)

(n=1

5)(n

=11)

(n=1

4)(n

=10)

(n=6

)(n

=2)

(n=3

)(n

=3)

(n=3

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

----

--- S

core

----

----

----

--%

%S

core

%0

- 9in

dex

US

G75

T40

(RR

)55

± 1

12.7

1.7

3714

71.

01.

51.

837

.622

.21.

013

.333

1.66

72.

8U

SG

75M

49 (R

R)

54 ±

112

.92.

136

146

1.0

1.8

2.2

40.3

22.5

1.0

66.7

2.3

17.4

Del

ta G

row

5300

RR

/STS

54 ±

112

.11.

939

145

1.0

1.3

2.1

38.6

22.1

1.3

68.3

2.3

22.0

Sch

illin

ger S

eed

557

RC

52 ±

112

.61.

738

147

1.0

1.3

1.9

40.0

21.5

1.0

68.3

4.3

37.2

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

525

(RR

)50

± 1

14.3

2.0

3714

71.

01.

52.

039

.322

.31.

071

.73.

330

.3D

elta

Gro

w55

55 R

R49

± 1

13.3

3.6

4014

61.

01.

21.

940

.021

.41.

776

.75.

356

.7U

SG

75J3

2 (R

R)

49 ±

112

.21.

438

144

1.0

2.3

2.4

40.0

21.4

1.0

56.7

2.3

21.9

Del

ta G

row

5160

RR

/STS

49 ±

112

.32.

544

141

1.0

1.7

3.4

40.1

22.9

2.8

56.7

1.8

11.5

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

226

(RR

)46

± 1

13.2

2.7

3714

51.

01.

52.

139

.722

.11.

210

0.0

5.0

55.6

Del

ta G

row

5280

RR

43 ±

113

.92.

737

146

1.0

2.3

2.1

40.0

22.2

1.0

93.3

5.0

52.6

Ave

rage

5013

.02.

238

145

1.0

1.7

2.2

39.6

22.1

1.3

67.2

3.4

30.8

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

§ A

vera

ge m

oist

ure

at h

arve

stLo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

DI =

dis

ease

inci

denc

e =

perc

enta

ge o

f pla

nts

with

sym

ptom

sD

S =

dis

ease

sev

erity

= s

core

of l

eaf c

hlor

osis

and

nec

rosi

s; 0

= n

o sy

mpt

oms;

9 =

pla

nt d

eath

bef

ore

norm

al d

efol

iatio

n du

e to

sen

esce

nce.

DX

= d

isea

se in

dex

= (D

I x D

S /

9); r

atin

gs w

ere

mad

e at

app

roxi

mat

ely

R6

whe

n gr

een

pods

with

see

d ha

ve re

ache

d fu

ll si

ze a

t Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

6/09

.

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Tabl

e 33

. Yi

elds

† o

f 10

Early

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

(5.0

- 5.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s in

15

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts in

Ten

ness

ee a

nd K

entu

cky

durin

g 20

11.

R

ECR

ECat

atM

ilan

Mila

nA

vg.

KY

Cro

cket

tLa

uder

dale

irrig

.irr

ig.

Shel

byM

SB

rand

/Var

iet y

Yiel

dM

oist

‡C

arlis

leC

offe

e(ir

rig.)

Fran

klin

Gib

son

Har

dem

anH

ayw

ood

Lake

fung

.no

fung

.fun

g.no

fung

.Obi

on(J

ohns

on)

(Tol

bert

)bu

/a%

6/21

§5/

106/

245/

245/

316/

36/

76/

96/

76/

75/

105/

106/

25/

196/

8A

Asg

row

AG

5332

GE

NR

R2Y

48.3

11.8

41.0

57.9

69.0

40.5

49.8

34.5

26.0

66.6

59.7

63.0

55.3

51.2

35.3

40.2

34.8

AB

*Mor

soy

RT5

429

RR

46.7

12.1

41.2

58.6

64.5

45.7

46.9

29.9

28.5

57.2

60.5

59.0

42.8

42.4

36.5

40.9

45.4

AB

CA

rmor

53-

R15

RR

2Y46

.311

.937

.651

.663

.147

.745

.530

.226

.662

.757

.861

.848

.246

.435

.540

.038

.9B

CS

chill

inge

r 557

RC

45.1

12.0

41.8

53.8

58.5

46.6

43.5

31.4

29.1

55.5

62.1

59.4

40.4

38.9

39.8

37.2

38.8

BC

Asg

row

AG

5532

GE

NR

R2Y

44.9

11.5

34.6

51.4

64.4

48.3

44.1

31.1

30.4

58.1

58.6

59.2

42.8

37.5

37.1

35.0

41.4

BC

Dyn

a-G

ro 3

5P53

RR

44.3

11.6

35.9

38.7

62.4

33.1

47.1

32.0

37.7

48.7

61.5

71.3

39.0

40.1

31.2

38.0

48.6

BC

DH

ornb

eck

R55

2544

.012

.929

.942

.967

.647

.346

.831

.330

.752

.258

.255

.043

.440

.435

.734

.843

.7B

CD

Pro

geny

533

0RR

43.6

11.7

35.8

35.1

64.7

38.2

41.4

30.0

37.6

52.3

61.9

66.8

43.9

39.4

31.8

36.0

39.8

CD

Dai

ryla

nd 8

509

43.3

11.6

38.3

58.4

62.9

35.3

39.5

28.7

25.2

61.9

54.8

53.4

51.5

41.9

31.2

32.0

35.1

DN

K B

rand

S51

-T8

40.8

11.7

30.8

49.5

53.1

35.2

35.9

28.1

25.6

59.6

51.4

53.1

42.5

37.7

35.0

35.6

39.1

Ave

rage

(bu/

a )44

.711

.936

.749

.863

.041

.844

.130

.729

.757

.558

.760

.245

.041

.634

.937

.040

.6†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

Moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Pla

ntin

g da

te.

Eac

h va

riety

was

eva

luat

ed in

a la

rge

strip

-plo

t at e

ach

loct

ion,

thus

eac

h co

unty

test

was

con

side

red

as o

ne re

plic

atio

n of

t

he te

st in

cal

cula

ting

the

aver

age

yiel

d an

d in

con

duct

ing

the

stat

istic

al a

naly

sis

to d

eter

min

e si

gnifi

cant

diff

eren

ces

(MS

).V

arie

ty d

enot

ed w

ith a

n as

teris

k (*

) was

in th

e to

p pe

rform

ing

grou

p in

201

0.M

S=

Var

ietie

s w

ith a

ny M

S le

tter i

n co

mm

on a

re n

ot s

tatis

tical

ly d

iffer

ent a

t the

5%

leve

l of p

roba

bilit

y.D

ata

prov

ided

by

Rob

ert C

. Will

iam

s, E

xt. A

rea

Spe

cial

ist,

Gra

in C

rops

, and

the

exte

nsio

n ag

ents

in th

e co

untie

s sh

own

abov

e.

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Tabl

e 34

. Yi

elds

† a

nd d

isea

se ra

tings

§ o

f 10

early

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

(5.0

- 5.

5) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in 1

5 Te

nnes

see

and

Ken

tuck

y C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

ests

dur

ing

2011

. C

STA

vg.

------

------

------

------

---- R

esea

rch

and

Educ

atio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan

------

------

------

------

------

----

Yiel

dC

erco

spor

aSt

emSp

raye

d ¶

Uns

pray

edSC

NM

SB

rand

/Var

iety

(n=1

5)M

oist

ure

‡SD

SFr

ogey

eB

light

Can

ker

Ant

hrac

nose

Yiel

dYi

eld

Rac

e 2

Rac

e 3

Rac

e 5

bu/a

%20

09 /

10 /

2011

2009

/ 10

/ 20

1120

10 /

1120

1120

11bu

/abu

/a20

1120

1120

11A

Asg

row

AG

5332

GE

NR

R2Y

48.3

11.8

---

/

4.0

/ 0

.50.

31.

855

.351

.2M

SR

SA

B*M

orso

y R

T542

9 R

R46

.712

.1

/ 0

.5 /

/ 0.8

/ 0.

5

0.5

/ 7.5

1.5

2.0

42.8

42.4

SM

RS

AB

CA

rmor

53-

R15

RR

2Y46

.311

.9--

-

/ 1

.3

/ 7.0

0.0

3.0

48.2

46.4

SR

SB

CS

chill

inge

r 557

RC

45.1

12.0

/

0.5

/

/

5.8

/ 4.5

5.

5 / 8

.30.

03.

040

.438

.9M

SM

RS

BC

Asg

row

AG

5532

GE

NR

R2Y

44.9

11.5

---

/

5.0

/ 6

.80.

05.

842

.837

.5M

SR

SB

CD

yna-

Gro

35P

53 R

R44

.311

.6--

-

/ 4

.5

/ 5.8

2.0

5.5

39.0

40.1

SH

SS

BC

DH

ornb

eck

R55

2544

.012

.9--

-

/ 0

.3

/ 6.5

1.3

2.0

43.4

40.4

SM

SS

BC

DP

roge

ny 5

330R

R43

.611

.7

/ 0

.8 /

/

1.0

/ 0.0

3.

5 / 6

.50.

52.

043

.939

.4S

HS

SC

DD

airy

land

850

943

.311

.6

7.0

/ 1.

0 /

0.0

/ 1.

8 / 6

.3

0.5

/ 0.0

0.0

6.0

51.5

41.9

SR

SD

NK

Bra

nd S

51-T

840

.811

.7--

-

/ 7

.3

/ 0.0

0.0

5.3

42.5

37.7

SR

MS

Ave

rage

(bu/

a )44

.711

.945

.041

.6†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

Moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Dis

ease

ratin

gs fo

r SD

S, F

roge

ye L

eaf S

pot,

and

Cec

ospo

ra B

light

, Ste

m C

anke

r, an

d A

nthr

acno

se a

re fr

om 0

-10,

whe

re 0

=no

dise

ase

&

10

=max

imum

leve

l of d

isea

se o

r pla

nt d

eath

. S

DS

= S

udde

n D

eath

Syn

drom

e.¶

Spr

ayed

plo

ts a

t Mila

n tre

ated

with

Hea

dlin

e @

6 o

z./A

cre

+ 0.

25%

Pen

etra

tor P

lus

at 2

0 gp

a at

R3

grow

th s

tage

.D

isea

se ra

tings

com

pile

d by

Dr.

Mel

vin

New

man

from

repl

icat

ed p

lots

at t

he R

esea

rch

and

Edu

catio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan.

SC

N ra

tings

; HS

= h

ighl

y su

scep

tible

, S =

sus

cept

ible

, MS

= m

oder

atel

y su

scep

tible

, MR

= m

oder

atel

y re

sist

ant R

= re

sist

ant.

Rac

e 2

(HG

Typ

e 1.

2.5.

7); R

ace

3 (H

G T

ype

5.7)

; Rac

e 5

(HG

Typ

e 2.

5.7)

SC

N G

reen

hous

e R

atin

gs c

ompi

led

by D

r. P

at D

onal

d, R

esea

rch

Pla

nt P

ath.

, US

DA

-AR

S, W

est T

N R

EC

.M

S=

Var

ietie

s w

ith o

ne o

r mor

e le

tters

in c

omm

on a

re n

ot s

tatis

tical

ly d

iffer

ent a

t the

.05

leve

l of p

roba

bilit

y.V

arie

ty d

enot

ed w

ith a

n as

teris

k (*

) was

in th

e to

p pe

rform

ing

grou

p in

201

0.D

ata

prov

ided

by

Rob

ert C

. Will

iam

s, E

xt. A

rea

Spe

cial

ist,

Gra

in C

rops

.

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e 35

. O

vera

ll av

erag

e yi

elds

† a

nd m

oist

ures

of s

even

Ear

ly M

atur

ity G

roup

V (5

.0 -

5.5)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts (n

=15)

and

Res

earc

h an

d Ed

ucat

ion

Cen

ters

(n=7

) in

Tenn

esse

e in

201

1.

R

esea

rch

and

Ave

rage

s of

CST

& R

EC T

ests

C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

rials

E

duca

tion

Cen

ter T

rials

Avg

.A

vg.

Avg

.B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Yi

eld

Moi

stur

eYi

eld

Moi

stur

eYi

eld

Moi

stur

ebu

/a%

bu/a

%bu

/a%

Asg

row

AG

5332

GE

NR

R2Y

4912

.048

11.8

5012

.2A

rmor

53-R

15 (R

R2Y

)49

12.7

4611

.952

13.4

Asg

row

AG

5532

GE

NR

R2Y

4811

.745

11.5

5211

.9S

chill

inge

r See

d55

7 R

C48

12.0

4512

.051

12.0

Dyn

a-G

ro35

P53

(RR

)46

11.8

4411

.648

12.0

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 5

525

(RR

)45

13.1

4412

.947

13.3

NK

S 5

1-T8

Bra

nd (R

R)

4311

.941

11.7

4612

.1A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

4712

.245

11.9

4912

.4†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

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e 36

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of 1

1 La

te M

atur

ity G

roup

V (5

.6 -

5.9)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

sev

enen

viro

nmen

ts in

Ten

ness

ee d

urin

g 20

11.

Avg

. Yie

ld±

Std

Err.

Spr

ingf

ield

M

ilan

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=7)

Kno

xvill

eIrr

.N

on-Ir

r.Irr

.N

on-Ir

r.N

on-Ir

r2A

mes

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

bu/a

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

-P

roge

ny57

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)60

± 1

9158

6869

4640

44TN

Exp

TN09

-44,

121

(RR

2Y)

56 ±

184

5562

5654

4336

Pro

geny

5655

RY

(RR

2Y)

55 ±

184

5558

6045

4245

Cro

plan

R2C

582

0 (R

R2Y

)55

± 1

7565

5761

4140

46U

SG

Alle

n (R

R)

54 ±

181

5161

6343

4040

Asg

row

AG

5831

GE

NR

R2Y

53 ±

175

5559

6141

3443

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd56

R21

(RR

)52

± 1

7150

5864

4236

43A

sgro

wA

G56

32 G

EN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

52 ±

174

6053

5442

3740

Pro

geny

5610

RY

(RR

2Y)

51 ±

163

5957

6243

3839

TN E

xpTN

09-4

8,26

3 (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

5953

5655

4642

33P

roge

ny58

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

6843

5653

4236

43A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

5374

5658

6044

3941

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

314

137

97

57

C.V

. (%

)10

.210

.913

.56.

68.

910

.16.

99.

6†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.

45

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e 37

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

11

Late

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

(5.6

- 5.

9) R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

varie

ties

eval

uate

d in

sev

en e

nviro

nmen

ts in

Ten

ness

ee d

urin

g 20

11.

Avg

. Yie

ld

Seed

± St

d Er

r.M

oist

ure

§Lo

dgin

gH

eigh

tM

atur

itySh

atte

ring

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=7)

(n=7

)(n

=3)

(n=6

)(n

=6)

(n=3

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

-- S

core

----

----

%%

Sco

reP

roge

ny57

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)60

± 1

12.8

2.1

3814

41.

02.

537

.222

.11.

2TN

Exp

TN09

-44,

121

(RR

2Y)

56 ±

115

.32.

138

145

1.0

2.5

38.5

21.1

1.0

Pro

geny

5655

RY

(RR

2Y)

55 ±

112

.61.

440

143

1.0

2.7

37.5

22.3

1.5

Cro

plan

R2C

582

0 (R

R2Y

)55

± 1

12.8

1.6

3814

21.

02.

237

.221

.71.

2U

SG

Alle

n (R

R)

54 ±

113

.51.

640

145

1.0

2.0

39.2

21.3

1.0

Asg

row

AG

5831

GE

NR

R2Y

53 ±

113

.21.

435

142

1.0

1.8

38.0

21.0

1.0

Terr

al-R

EV

Bra

nd56

R21

(RR

)52

± 1

13.2

2.0

3914

31.

02.

238

.821

.61.

0A

sgro

wA

G56

32 G

EN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

52 ±

112

.51.

840

141

1.0

1.8

37.5

22.3

1.7

Pro

geny

5610

RY

(RR

2Y)

51 ±

112

.81.

738

143

1.0

1.7

37.3

21.7

1.0

TN E

xpTN

09-4

8,26

3 (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

13.1

1.5

3614

41.

01.

537

.021

.11.

0P

roge

ny58

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)49

± 1

12.4

1.9

3814

21.

02.

239

.421

.01.

0A

vera

ge53

13.1

1.7

3814

31.

02.

138

.021

.61.

1†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e >4

5°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.S

eed

Qua

lity

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f see

ds s

how

ing

dise

ase

or s

plit

seed

coa

ts; 5

=95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

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e 38

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of t

hree

Lat

e M

atur

ity G

roup

V (5

.6 -

5.9)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

anva

rietie

s ev

alua

ted

in s

ix e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

wo

year

s, 2

010

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

± St

d Er

r.

Spr

ingf

ield

M

ilan

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

Kno

xvill

eIrr

.N

on-Ir

r.Irr

.N

on-Ir

r.A

mes

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

---b

u/a-

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

---

Pro

geny

5610

RY

(RR

2Y)

51 ±

175

4541

6142

41U

SG

Alle

n (R

R)

50 ±

183

4042

6137

38Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

56R

21 (R

R)

49 ±

173

4140

5739

41A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

5077

4241

6040

40L.

S.D

. .05 (b

u/a)

311

105

78

9.0

C.V

. (%

)10

.79.

513

.77.

38.

211

.813

.6†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a R

R a

ppea

rs in

side

par

enth

eses

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.

Tabl

e 39

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

thre

e La

te M

atur

ity G

roup

V (5

.6 -

5.9)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

anva

rietie

s ev

alua

ted

in s

ix e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

wo

year

s, 2

010

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

Le

a fSe

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

(n=1

2)(n

=5)

(n=1

1)(n

=10)

(n=6

)(n

=1)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

----

-- S

core

----

----

----

-%

%S

core

Pro

geny

5610

RY

(RR

2Y)

51 ±

111

.51.

737

144

1.0

1.2

2.0

37.7

22.0

1.0

US

GA

llen

(RR

)50

± 1

13.0

1.7

3914

81.

01.

71.

939

.521

.41.

0Te

rral

-RE

V B

rand

56R

21 (R

R)

49 ±

111

.62.

039

145

1.0

1.5

2.0

39.1

21.8

1.0

Ave

rage

5012

.01.

838

146

1.0

1.4

2.0

38.8

21.7

1.0

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

§ A

vera

ge m

oist

ure

at h

arve

stLo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

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Tabl

e 40

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of o

ne L

ate

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

(5.6

- 5.

9)R

ound

up R

eady

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in fo

ur e

nviro

nmen

ts(n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

± St

d Er

r.Sp

ringf

ield

M

ilan

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

Kno

xvill

eN

on-Ir

r.Irr

.N

on-Ir

r.

--

----

----

----

----

----

----

--bu

/a--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

-U

SG

Alle

n (R

R)

58 ±

177

4763

47A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

5877

4763

47L.

S.D

. .05 (b

u/a)

411

710

8C

.V. (

%)

10.7

10.6

10.0

10.9

10.5

Tabl

e 41

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

one

Lat

e M

atur

ity G

roup

V (5

.6 -

5.9)

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

anva

rietie

s ev

alua

ted

in fo

ur e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1A

vg. Y

ield

Le

afSe

edSD

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

DI

DS

DX

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

(n=1

2)(n

=9)

(n=1

2)(n

=12)

(n=6

)(n

=1)

(n=3

)(n

=3)

(n=3

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

----

--- S

core

----

----

----

--%

%S

core

%0

- 9in

dex

US

GA

llen

(RR

)58

± 1

13.8

1.9

4215

01.

01.

72.

139

.821

.41.

080

.03.

026

.9A

vera

ge58

13.8

1.9

4215

01.

01.

72.

139

.821

.41.

080

.03.

026

.9†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

DI =

dis

ease

inci

denc

e =

perc

enta

ge o

f pla

nts

with

sym

ptom

sD

S =

dis

ease

sev

erity

= s

core

of l

eaf c

hlor

osis

and

nec

rosi

s; 0

= n

o sy

mpt

oms;

9 =

pla

nt d

eath

bef

ore

norm

al d

efol

iatio

n du

e to

sen

esce

nce.

DX

= d

isea

se in

dex

= (D

I x D

S /

9); r

atin

gs w

ere

mad

e at

app

roxi

mat

ely

R6

whe

n gr

een

pods

with

see

d ha

ve re

ache

d fu

ll si

ze a

t Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

6/09

.

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Table 42. Mean yields † of 27 Maturity Group IV Conventional, Liberty Link and RoundupReady soybean varieties evaluated in five environments in Tennessee during 2011.

Avg. Yield ± Std Err. Springfield Milan Brand Variety ‡ (n=5) Knoxville Irr. Non-Irr. Irr. Non-Irr.

---------------------------------bu/a---------------------------------------TN Exp TN05-5018 53 ± 1 42 61 44 65 52Stine 47LC32 (LL) 51 ± 1 52 61 39 58 47VA Hanover 51 ± 1 41 64 36 66 46NC Exp NCC06-339 49 ± 1 41 60 29 62 51GoSoy 4411 LL 48 ± 1 54 52 32 60 44MO Exp S08-17361 48 ± 1 49 51 34 64 41Beck's 426NL 47 ± 1 47 57 29 61 39USG 74B58 (RR Check) 46 ± 1 44 58 29 59 40Halo 4:65 (LL) 46 ± 1 53 49 34 55 40Stine 45LC82 (LL) 46 ± 1 49 46 30 65 39Beck's 456NL 45 ± 1 47 54 26 62 38Progeny 4910 45 ± 1 42 57 34 56 38USG 74A91 (RR Check) 45 ± 1 42 54 31 56 42USG 74G99L (LL) 44 ± 1 40 63 33 46 41TN Exp TN09-029 44 ± 1 37 54 33 58 40Stine 43LC23 (LL) 44 ± 1 47 50 27 55 41AR UA 4910 44 ± 1 39 45 35 62 38GoSoy 4810 LL 44 ± 1 42 47 35 54 40Progeny 4928 LL 44 ± 1 46 51 28 50 44TN Exp TN09-016 44 ± 1 34 54 29 59 43Halo 4:94 (LL) 44 ± 1 45 48 33 49 43Hornbeck HBK C 4926 43 ± 1 38 57 31 52 40Beck's 476NL 43 ± 1 42 48 28 54 42Halo 4:75 (LL) 42 ± 1 49 44 29 50 36TN Exp TN10-4037 41 ± 1 43 49 29 53 33Delta Grow 4861 LL 41 ± 1 43 46 29 52 36Beck's 392NL 39 ± 1 40 44 23 52 36Average (bu/a) 45 44 52 31 57 41L.S.D..05 (bu/a) 3 8 11 8 7 3C.V. (%) 10.8 10.5 12.8 16.5 7.9 5.2† All yields are adjusted to 13% moisture.‡ If a trait appears inside parentheses i.e. (LL), then it is not part of the variety name.

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Tabl

e 43

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

27

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

Con

vent

iona

l, Li

bert

y Li

nk, a

nd R

ound

up R

eady

soyb

ean

varie

ties

eval

uate

d in

five

env

ironm

ents

in T

enne

ssee

dur

ing

2011

.A

vg. Y

ield

Se

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=5

)(n

=5)

(n=2

)(n

=5)

(n=5

)(n

=2)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

Sco

re --

----

--%

%S

core

TN E

xpTN

05-5

018

53 ±

115

.01.

136

138

1.0

1.8

40.1

20.9

1.2

Stin

e47

LC32

(LL)

51 ±

114

.72.

846

135

1.0

3.0

40.9

21.3

1.2

VA

Han

over

51 ±

117

.01.

237

137

1.0

1.5

41.4

20.6

1.0

NC

Exp

NC

C06

-339

49 ±

114

.41.

035

136

1.0

1.5

40.1

20.7

1.7

GoS

oy44

11 L

L48

± 1

13.3

2.3

4113

01.

02.

539

.223

.11.

0M

O E

xpS

08-1

7361

48 ±

118

.72.

342

139

1.0

1.5

37.4

22.6

2.3

Bec

k's

426N

L47

± 1

12.7

2.0

3912

71.

12.

540

.422

.62.

2U

SG

74B

58 (R

R C

heck

)46

± 1

12.6

1.6

3512

81.

12.

239

.922

.31.

0H

alo

4:65

(LL)

46 ±

113

.12.

540

128

1.2

2.2

39.1

23.2

1.2

Stin

e45

LC82

(LL)

46 ±

113

.51.

941

129

1.0

2.5

38.7

22.9

1.2

Bec

k's

456N

L45

± 1

14.2

2.4

4112

91.

02.

539

.722

.51.

0P

roge

ny49

1045

± 1

16.6

2.8

4413

61.

02.

339

.122

.13.

7U

SG

74A

91 (R

R C

heck

)45

± 1

13.3

2.1

3913

41.

02.

540

.421

.53.

0U

SG

74G

99L

(LL)

44 ±

115

.81.

841

137

1.0

2.0

37.9

22.7

1.2

TN E

xpTN

09-0

2944

± 1

12.9

1.2

3613

41.

01.

538

.820

.31.

0S

tine

43LC

23 (L

L)44

± 1

12.9

2.3

4113

11.

33.

339

.623

.01.

2A

RU

A 4

910

44 ±

113

.91.

538

134

1.0

2.0

39.2

21.6

2.5

GoS

oy48

10 L

L44

± 1

12.1

2.7

4013

11.

02.

038

.822

.41.

2P

roge

ny49

28 L

L44

± 1

13.5

1.6

3913

51.

01.

838

.422

.21.

2TN

Exp

TN09

-016

44 ±

114

.81.

336

134

1.0

1.3

40.2

20.6

1.0

Hal

o4:

94 (L

L)44

± 1

13.6

1.8

4013

51.

01.

838

.222

.31.

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K C

492

643

± 1

13.1

3.3

4113

31.

01.

539

.122

.71.

0B

eck'

s47

6NL

43 ±

113

.53.

142

132

1.2

2.2

40.4

21.9

1.0

Hal

o4:

75 (L

L)42

± 1

12.7

1.4

4312

91.

11.

839

.323

.71.

0TN

Exp

TN10

-403

741

± 1

11.3

2.8

3712

21.

81.

840

.221

.92.

8D

elta

Gro

w48

61 L

L41

± 1

12.9

2.3

4313

01.

02.

240

.323

.51.

0B

eck'

s39

2NL

39 ±

112

.02.

334

124

1.5

1.8

41.4

21.4

1.3

Ave

rage

4513

.92.

040

132

1.1

2.1

39.6

22.1

1.5

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

§ A

vera

ge m

oist

ure

at h

arve

stLo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle

>45°

. M

atur

ity =

day

s af

ter p

lant

ing

(DA

P).

Sha

tterin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= n

o sh

atte

ring;

5 =

90+

% o

f pod

s sh

atte

red.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5=9

5+%

of s

eed

are

dise

ased

or h

ave

split

see

d co

ats.

Pro

tein

& O

il on

dry

wei

ght b

asis

.Fr

ogey

e =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

; 5 =

95%

+ o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts. R

atin

gs fr

om K

noxv

ille

on 9

/1/1

1.

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Tabl

e 44

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of 1

0 M

atur

ity G

roup

IV C

onve

ntio

nal,

Libe

rty

Link

, and

Rou

ndup

Rea

dyso

ybea

n va

rietie

s ev

alua

ted

in fi

ve e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=10)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

wo

year

s, 2

010

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

±

Std

Err.

S

prin

gfie

ld

Mila

n

B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

0)K

noxv

ille

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

---b

u/a-

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

VA

Han

over

43 ±

141

4727

5941

Hal

o4:

65 (L

L)43

± 1

4642

3052

44U

SG

74A

91 (R

R C

heck

)42

± 1

4443

2657

40P

roge

ny49

1042

± 1

4547

2753

37A

RU

A 4

910

42 ±

141

4129

5938

US

G74

G99

L (L

L)41

± 1

4350

2746

39H

alo

4:94

(LL)

40 ±

145

4028

4541

Pro

geny

4928

LL

39 ±

144

4425

4341

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

C 4

926

38 ±

140

4427

4436

Del

ta G

row

4861

LL

38 ±

142

3924

4937

Ave

rage

(bu/

a)41

4344

2751

39L.

S.D

. .05 (b

u/a)

36

88

104

C.V

. (%

)12

.09.

412

.718

.313

.15.

9†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.

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Tabl

e 45

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

10

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

Con

vent

iona

l, Li

bert

y Li

nk, a

nd R

ound

up R

eady

soyb

ean

varie

ties

eval

uate

d in

five

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

0) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r tw

o ye

ars,

201

0 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld

Lea f

Seed

± St

d Er

r.M

oist

ure

§Lo

dgin

gH

eigh

tM

atur

itySh

atte

ring

Ret

entio

nQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

0)(n

=10)

(n=5

)(n

=10)

(n=1

0)(n

=5)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

----

----

Sco

re --

----

----

---

%%

Sco

reV

AH

anov

er43

± 1

14.8

1.7

3613

51.

01.

41.

941

.721

.01.

0H

alo

4:65

(LL)

43 ±

112

.42.

140

127

1.2

1.2

2.7

39.7

23.3

1.2

US

G74

A91

(RR

Che

ck)

42 ±

112

.41.

839

133

1.0

1.8

3.1

40.5

22.2

3.0

Pro

geny

4910

42 ±

114

.82.

544

134

1.0

1.7

2.9

39.6

22.4

3.7

AR

UA

491

042

± 1

12.5

1.4

3813

21.

01.

42.

339

.422

.32.

5U

SG

74G

99L

(LL)

41 ±

113

.71.

740

134

1.0

1.2

2.4

39.1

22.3

1.2

Hal

o4:

94 (L

L)40

± 1

12.6

1.7

3913

31.

11.

32.

139

.122

.21.

0P

roge

ny49

28 L

L39

± 1

12.7

1.5

3813

31.

01.

32.

239

.022

.31.

2H

ornb

eck

HB

K C

492

638

± 1

12.2

2.8

4113

11.

01.

31.

839

.523

.01.

0D

elta

Gro

w48

61 L

L38

± 1

12.2

1.8

4312

91.

11.

43.

041

.123

.61.

0A

vera

ge41

13.0

1.9

4013

21.

01.

42.

439

.922

.41.

7†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

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Tabl

e 46

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of t

wo

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

Con

vent

iona

l and

one

Libe

rty

Link

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in fo

ur e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

inTe

nnes

see

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

± St

d Er

r.Sp

ringf

ield

M

ilan

B

rand

Varie

ty(n

=12)

Kno

xvill

eN

on-Ir

r.Irr

.N

on-Ir

r.

--

----

----

----

----

----

----

--bu

/a--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

--A

RU

A 4

910

49 ±

148

3662

48P

roge

ny49

1047

± 1

5136

5546

US

G74

G99

L (L

L)44

± 1

4138

5445

Ave

rage

(bu/

a)47

4737

5746

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

49

810

7C

.V. (

%)

11.4

12.1

13.4

11.5

8.5

Tabl

e 47

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

two

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

Con

vent

iona

l and

one

Lib

erty

Lin

k so

ybea

n va

rietie

sev

alua

ted

in fo

ur e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

Le

afSe

edSD

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gR

eten

tion

Qua

lity

Prot

ein

Oil

Frog

eye

DI

DS

DX

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=12)

(n=1

2)(n

=9)

(n=1

2)(n

=12)

(n=6

)(n

=2)

(n=3

)(n

=3)

(n=3

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

----

--- S

core

----

----

----

--%

%S

core

%0

- 9in

dex

AR

UA

491

049

± 1

13.3

1.4

3913

31.

01.

42.

839

.322

.42.

570

.01.

712

.2P

roge

ny49

1047

± 1

15.1

2.6

4513

51.

01.

73.

239

.722

.63.

766

.72.

318

.3U

SG

74G

99L

(LL)

44 ±

114

.61.

642

135

1.0

1.2

2.7

39.5

22.4

1.2

98.3

5.0

55.0

Ave

rage

4714

.31.

942

135

1.0

1.4

2.9

39.5

22.4

2.4

78.3

3.0

28.5

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

§ A

vera

ge m

oist

ure

at h

arve

stLo

dgin

g =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= 9

5% o

f pla

nts

erec

t; 2.

5 =

~50%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

ang

le ≥

45°

; 5 =

95+

% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

n an

gle ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

DI =

dis

ease

inci

denc

e =

perc

enta

ge o

f pla

nts

with

sym

ptom

sD

S =

dis

ease

sev

erity

= s

core

of l

eaf c

hlor

osis

and

nec

rosi

s; 0

= n

o sy

mpt

oms;

9 =

pla

nt d

eath

bef

ore

norm

al d

efol

iatio

n du

e to

sen

esce

nce.

DX

= d

isea

se in

dex

= (D

I x D

S /

9); r

atin

gs w

ere

mad

e at

app

roxi

mat

ely

R6

whe

n gr

een

pods

with

see

d ha

ve re

ache

d fu

ll si

ze a

t Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

6/09

.

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Tabl

e 48

. Yi

elds

† o

f sev

en L

ate

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.6

- 4.

9) L

iber

ty-L

ink

(LL)

soy

bean

var

ietie

s in

six

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Te

sts

in T

enne

ssee

dur

ing

2011

.

REC

REC

atat

REC

Avg

.M

ilan

Mila

nat

MS

Bra

nd/V

arie

tyYi

eld

Moi

st‡

Dye

rLa

keirr

ig./f

ung.

irrig

./no

fung

.M

ilan

Obi

onbu

/a%

6/6

§6/

75/

105/

106/

26/

15A

*US

G 7

4G99

LL48

.911

.658

.051

.455

.750

.640

.038

.0A

BW

arre

n S

eed

Mic

ah 4

900L

L48

.712

.457

.954

.548

.842

.445

.443

.1A

BC

Hor

nbec

k H

ALO

4:9

447

.211

.856

.152

.545

.645

.640

.842

.4A

BC

Sch

illin

ger G

o-S

oy 4

910L

46.7

12.1

55.2

53.6

42.0

41.0

45.4

43.1

AB

C*P

roge

ny 4

928L

L45

.612

.150

.650

.651

.546

.738

.535

.5B

CP

roge

ny 4

960L

L44

.411

.150

.749

.951

.645

.436

.132

.7C

War

ren

See

d M

icah

460

0LL

43.3

11.4

51.9

53.0

38.5

37.9

36.9

41.9

Ave

rage

(bu/

a)46

.411

.854

.452

.247

.744

.240

.439

.5†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

Moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Pla

ntin

g da

te.

Eac

h va

riety

was

eva

luat

ed in

a la

rge

strip

-plo

t at e

ach

loct

ion,

thus

eac

h co

unty

test

was

con

side

red

as o

ne re

plic

atio

n of

t

he te

st in

cal

cula

ting

the

aver

age

yiel

d an

d in

con

duct

ing

the

stat

istic

al a

naly

sis

to d

eter

min

e si

gnifi

cant

diff

eren

ces

(MS

).V

arie

ties

deno

ted

with

an

aste

risks

(*)

wer

e in

the

top

perfo

rmin

g gr

oup

in 2

010.

MS

= V

arie

ties

with

any

MS

lette

r in

com

mon

are

not

sta

tistic

ally

diff

eren

t at t

he 5

% le

vel o

f pro

babi

lity.

Dat

a pr

ovid

ed b

y R

ober

t C. W

illia

ms,

Ext

. Are

a S

peci

alis

t, G

rain

Cro

ps, a

nd th

e ex

tens

ion

agen

ts in

the

coun

ties

show

n ab

ove.

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Tabl

e 49

. Yi

elds

† a

nd d

isea

se ra

tings

§ o

f sev

en L

ate

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

(4.6

- 4.

9) L

iber

ty L

ink

(LL)

soy

bean

var

ietie

s ev

alua

ted

in s

ix

Tenn

esse

e C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

ests

dur

ing

2011

. C

STA

vg.

--

------

------

-- R

esea

rch

and

Educ

atio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan

------

------

------

Yiel

dC

erco

spor

aSp

raye

d ¶

Uns

pray

edSC

NM

SB

rand

/Var

iety

(n=6

)M

oist

ure

‡SD

SFr

ogey

eB

light

Ant

hrac

nose

Yiel

dYi

eld

Rac

e 2

Rac

e 3

Rac

e 5

bu/a

%20

1020

10 /

1120

10 /

1120

11bu

/abu

/a20

1120

1120

11A

*US

G 7

4G99

LL48

.911

.60.

81.

8 / 0

.01.

8 / 0

.03.

555

.750

.6S

HS

SA

BW

arre

n S

eed

Mic

ah 4

900L

L48

.712

.4--

-

/ 0

.5

/ 0

.02.

448

.842

.4S

SS

AB

CH

ornb

eck

HA

LO 4

:94

47.2

11.8

---

/

0.0

/

0.1

3.8

45.6

45.6

SS

SA

BC

Sch

illin

ger G

o-S

oy 4

910L

46.7

12.1

---

/

0.0

/

0.3

3.3

42.0

41.0

SS

SA

BC

*Pro

geny

492

8LL

45.6

12.1

0.3

1.8

/ 0.0

0.8

/ 0.1

3.1

51.5

46.7

SS

SB

CP

roge

ny 4

960L

L44

.411

.1--

-

/ 0.0

/

0.0

3.0

51.6

45.4

SH

SS

CW

arre

n S

eed

Mic

ah 4

600L

L43

.311

.4--

-

/ 0.0

/

0.1

3.5

38.5

37.9

SR

SA

vera

ge (b

u/a)

46.4

11.8

47.7

44.2

† Y

ield

s ha

ve b

een

adju

sted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ M

oist

ure

at h

arve

st.

§ D

isea

se ra

tings

for S

DS

, Fro

geye

Lea

f Spo

t, C

ecos

pora

Blig

ht, a

nd A

nthr

acno

se a

re fr

om 0

-10,

whe

re 0

=no

dise

ase

&

10

=max

imum

leve

l of d

isea

se o

r pla

nt d

eath

. S

DS

= S

udde

n D

eath

Syn

drom

e.¶

Spr

ayed

plo

ts a

t Mila

n tre

ated

with

Hea

dlin

e @

6 o

z./A

cre

+ 0.

25%

Pen

etra

tor P

lus

at 2

0 gp

a at

R3

grow

th s

tage

.D

isea

se ra

tings

com

pile

d by

Dr.

Mel

vin

New

man

from

repl

icat

ed p

lots

at t

he R

esea

rch

and

Edu

catio

n C

ente

r at M

ilan.

SC

N ra

tings

; HS

= h

ighl

y su

scep

tible

, S =

sus

cept

ible

, MS

= m

oder

atel

y su

scep

tible

, MR

= m

oder

atel

y re

sist

ant R

= re

sist

ant.

Rac

e 2

(HG

Typ

e 1.

2.5.

7); R

ace

3 (H

G T

ype

5.7)

; Rac

e 5

(HG

Typ

e 2.

5.7)

SC

N G

reen

hous

e R

atin

gs c

ompi

led

by D

r. P

at D

onal

d, R

esea

rch

Pla

nt P

ath.

, US

DA

-AR

S, W

est T

N R

EC

.M

S=

Var

ietie

s w

ith o

ne o

r mor

e le

tters

in c

omm

on a

re n

ot s

tatis

tical

ly d

iffer

ent a

t the

.05

leve

l of p

roba

bilit

y.V

arie

ties

deno

ted

with

an

aste

risk

(*) w

ere

in th

e to

p pe

rform

ing

grou

p in

201

0.D

ata

prov

ided

by

Rob

ert C

. Will

iam

s, E

xt. A

rea

Spe

cial

ist,

Gra

in C

rops

.

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Tabl

e 50

. O

vera

ll av

erag

e yi

elds

† a

nd m

oist

ures

of t

wo

Mat

urity

Gro

up IV

Lib

erty

Lin

k so

ybea

n va

rietie

s ev

alua

ted

in

Cou

nty

Stan

dard

Tes

ts (n

=6) a

nd R

esea

rch

and

Educ

atio

n C

ente

rs (n

=5) i

n Te

nnes

see

in 2

011.

R

esea

rch

and

Ave

rage

s of

CST

& R

EC T

ests

C

ount

y St

anda

rd T

rials

E

duca

tion

Cen

ter T

rials

Avg

.A

vg.

Avg

.B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Yi

eld

Moi

stur

eYi

eld

Moi

stur

eYi

eld

Moi

stur

ebu

/a%

bu/a

%bu

/a%

US

G74

G99

L (L

L)46

13.7

4911

.644

15.8

Pro

geny

4928

LL

4512

.846

12.1

4413

.5A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

4613

.247

11.8

4414

.6†

Yie

lds

have

bee

n ad

just

ed to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

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Table 51. Mean yields † of 28 Maturity Group V Conventional, Liberty Link, and RoundupReady soybean varieties evaluated in five environments in Tennessee during 2011.

Avg. Yield± Std Err. Springfield Milan

Brand Variety ‡ (n=5) Knoxville Irr. Non-Irr. Irr. Non-Irr. ----------------------------------------bu/a------------------------------------------

NC Exp NCC06-579 55 ± 1 54 60 38 70 50USG Allen (RR Check) 54 ± 1 52 59 36 69 52USG 5601T 54 ± 1 52 62 37 66 52NC Exp NCC04-1555 53 ± 1 44 63 39 61 58NC Exp NCC06-2188 52 ± 1 46 61 39 66 48GoSoy 5111 LL 52 ± 1 45 54 39 68 54AR Osage 50 ± 1 48 57 31 65 51AR R04-357 50 ± 1 50 53 36 61 48Progeny 5261 LL 49 ± 1 43 62 31 62 48Progeny 5191 49 ± 1 43 58 25 69 50Halo 5:65 (LL) 49 ± 1 45 55 39 58 48Progeny 5960 LL 48 ± 1 46 51 33 66 46AR Ozark 48 ± 1 46 60 27 59 49Hornbeck HBK C 5528 48 ± 1 52 49 39 61 39Progeny 5770 48 ± 1 48 51 30 64 47NC Exp NCC05-1261 48 ± 1 43 57 28 65 46Progeny 5160 LL 48 ± 1 40 57 31 60 50NC Exp NCC05-1168 48 ± 1 42 59 26 65 45TN Exp TN09-008 47 ± 1 43 50 27 65 52USDA - NC Exp N02-417 47 ± 1 40 57 33 57 49Halo 5:25 (LL) 47 ± 1 43 50 34 58 49VA Glenn 47 ± 1 42 51 26 64 52USDA-TN JTN-5203 45 ± 1 40 49 23 66 46USDA-TN JTN-4408 45 ± 1 43 48 28 60 46USDA-TN JTN-5110 44 ± 1 42 49 26 58 46Delta Grow 5461 LL 44 ± 1 46 54 22 52 48Progeny 5460 LL 43 ± 1 46 52 22 52 42USG 75J32 (RR Check) 43 ± 1 38 44 25 60 46Average (bu/a) 48 45 55 31 62 48L.S.D..05 (bu/a) 3 5 8 6 8 5C.V. (%) 8.3 6.5 8.9 12.6 7.6 6.8† All yields are adjusted to 13% moisture.‡ If a trait appears inside parentheses i.e. (RR), then it is not part of the variety name.

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Tabl

e 52

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

28

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

Con

vent

iona

l, Li

bert

y Li

nk, a

nd R

ound

up R

eady

soyb

ean

varie

ties

eval

uate

d in

five

env

ironm

ents

in T

enne

ssee

dur

ing

2011

.A

vg. Y

ield

Se

ed±

Std

Err.

Moi

stur

e §

Lodg

ing

Hei

ght

Mat

urity

Shat

terin

gQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=5

)(n

=5)

(n=2

)(n

=5)

(n=5

)(n

=2)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

Sco

re --

----

--%

%S

core

NC

Exp

NC

C06

-579

55 ±

113

.61.

641

148

1.0

2.3

40.7

20.9

2.2

US

GA

llen

(RR

Che

ck)

54 ±

113

.11.

342

149

1.0

2.3

39.6

21.5

1.5

US

G56

01T

54 ±

112

.41.

340

144

1.0

2.7

41.6

20.8

1.3

NC

Exp

NC

C04

-155

553

± 1

12.9

1.3

3514

71.

02.

537

.223

.01.

3N

C E

xpN

CC

06-2

188

52 ±

112

.41.

339

144

1.0

2.3

41.5

20.6

2.8

GoS

oy51

11 L

L52

± 1

12.4

1.4

3514

21.

02.

340

.222

.51.

0A

RO

sage

50 ±

112

.41.

032

143

1.2

2.2

42.8

20.6

1.2

AR

R04

-357

50 ±

112

.92.

039

145

1.2

2.3

40.5

20.8

1.0

Pro

geny

5261

LL

49 ±

112

.91.

536

142

1.0

1.7

41.1

21.7

1.2

Pro

geny

5191

49 ±

112

.61.

835

142

1.0

3.3

41.0

21.0

1.0

Hal

o5:

65 (L

L)49

± 1

12.5

1.2

3714

61.

01.

840

.420

.91.

0P

roge

ny59

60 L

L48

± 1

13.3

1.2

3514

61.

02.

240

.221

.21.

0A

RO

zark

48 ±

113

.01.

937

141

1.2

2.5

39.5

21.5

1.0

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

C 5

528

48 ±

115

.01.

841

149

1.0

2.2

41.3

20.9

1.0

Pro

geny

5770

48 ±

113

.41.

937

148

1.0

2.2

39.9

21.9

1.0

NC

Exp

NC

C05

-126

148

± 1

12.9

1.8

3514

01.

02.

541

.020

.21.

0P

roge

ny51

60 L

L48

± 1

12.3

1.3

3214

31.

02.

040

.022

.31.

2N

C E

xpN

CC

05-1

168

48 ±

112

.61.

835

140

1.0

3.0

40.6

20.6

1.0

TN E

xpTN

09-0

0847

± 1

12.8

1.3

3514

41.

22.

738

.721

.11.

0U

SD

A -

NC

Exp

N02

-417

47 ±

113

.21.

334

145

1.2

2.3

38.3

22.4

1.0

Hal

o5:

25 (L

L)47

± 1

12.5

1.5

3314

31.

02.

740

.721

.91.

0V

AG

lenn

47 ±

112

.71.

931

141

1.2

3.0

41.2

21.0

1.3

US

DA

-TN

JTN

-520

345

± 1

13.0

1.4

3514

31.

32.

241

.020

.61.

0U

SD

A-T

NJT

N-4

408

45 ±

112

.41.

837

141

1.0

2.8

40.5

21.4

1.2

US

DA

-TN

JTN

-511

044

± 1

12.7

1.4

3614

31.

21.

840

.221

.31.

2D

elta

Gro

w54

61 L

L44

± 1

12.4

1.3

3814

11.

23.

238

.722

.41.

2P

roge

ny54

60 L

L43

± 1

12.6

1.3

3814

11.

22.

538

.422

.61.

5U

SG

75J3

2 (R

R C

heck

)43

± 1

12.1

1.1

3614

41.

02.

740

.421

.12.

3A

vera

ge

4812

.81.

536

144

1.1

2.4

40.3

21.4

1.3

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e >4

5°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.S

eed

Qua

lity

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f see

ds s

how

ing

dise

ase

or s

plit

seed

coa

ts; 5

=95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.Fr

ogey

e =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

; 5 =

95%

+ o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts. R

atin

gs fr

om K

noxv

ille

on 9

/1/1

1.

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Tabl

e 53

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of 1

9 M

atur

ity G

roup

V C

onve

ntio

nal,

Libe

rty

Link

, and

Rou

ndup

Rea

dy s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

five

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

0) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r tw

o ye

ars,

201

0 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld±

Std

Err.

Spr

ingf

ield

M

ilan

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡(n

=10)

Kno

xvill

eIrr

.N

on-Ir

r.Irr

.N

on-Ir

r.

--

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

bu/a

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

US

G56

01T

49 ±

151

5231

6645

US

GA

llen

(RR

Che

ck)

49 ±

154

4830

7043

AR

R04

-357

48 ±

155

4832

6641

NC

Exp

NC

C06

-218

848

± 1

4751

3168

43A

RO

sage

48 ±

152

4827

6447

NC

Exp

NC

C04

-155

548

± 1

4848

3265

45A

RO

zark

47 ±

150

4826

6445

Hal

o5:

65 (L

L)46

± 1

4747

3261

43P

roge

ny57

7045

± 1

4945

2663

41N

C E

xpN

CC

05-1

261

45 ±

145

4826

6144

VA

Gle

nn45

± 1

4444

2664

45P

roge

ny59

60 L

L44

± 1

4545

2865

38U

SD

A -

NC

Exp

N02

-417

44 ±

141

4727

6142

NC

Exp

NC

C05

-116

844

± 1

4747

2359

43TN

Exp

TN09

-008

43 ±

144

4526

5843

Hal

o5:

25 (L

L)43

± 1

4443

2658

42P

roge

ny51

60 L

L43

± 1

4045

2658

45U

SG

75J3

2 (R

R C

heck

)41

± 1

4139

2459

41P

roge

ny54

60 L

L39

± 1

4146

2150

38A

vera

ge (b

u/a)

4547

4727

6243

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

35

65

84

C.V

. (%

)9.

27.

28.

914

.29.

47.

2†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.

59

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Tabl

e 54

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

19

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

Con

vent

iona

l, Li

bert

y Li

nk, a

nd R

ound

up R

eady

soyb

ean

varie

ties

eval

uate

d in

five

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

0) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r tw

o ye

ars,

201

0 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld

Leaf

Seed

± St

d Er

r.M

oist

ure

§Lo

dgin

gH

eigh

tM

atur

itySh

atte

ring

Ret

entio

nQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

0)(n

=10)

(n=7

)(n

=10)

(n=1

0)(n

=4)

(n=1

)(n

=2)

(n=2

)(n

=2)

(n=1

)bu

/a%

Sco

rein

.D

AP

--

----

----

----

Sco

re --

----

----

---

%%

Sco

reU

SG

5601

T49

± 1

11.6

1.5

3914

11.

02.

52.

341

.521

.31.

3U

SG

Alle

n (R

R C

heck

)49

± 1

13.0

1.5

4014

51.

01.

22.

440

.121

.51.

5A

RR

04-3

5748

± 1

11.8

2.2

3814

21.

02.

02.

240

.721

.01.

0N

C E

xpN

CC

06-2

188

48 ±

111

.81.

539

141

1.0

2.3

2.4

41.3

21.1

2.8

AR

Osa

ge48

± 1

11.2

1.1

3214

01.

02.

02.

342

.621

.01.

2N

C E

xpN

CC

04-1

555

48 ±

112

.21.

434

145

1.0

1.0

2.3

37.9

23.1

1.3

AR

Oza

rk47

± 1

12.0

1.7

3513

91.

01.

51.

939

.321

.91.

0H

alo

5:65

(LL)

46 ±

111

.41.

236

142

1.0

1.5

1.8

40.3

21.4

1.0

Pro

geny

5770

45 ±

112

.52.

137

144

1.0

2.5

2.1

39.8

22.5

1.0

NC

Exp

NC

C05

-126

145

± 1

12.0

1.6

3413

61.

01.

02.

341

.020

.91.

0V

AG

lenn

45 ±

111

.92.

030

138

1.0

1.3

2.3

40.9

21.5

1.3

Pro

geny

5960

LL

44 ±

111

.81.

236

141

1.0

1.2

1.8

39.7

21.6

1.0

US

DA

- N

C E

xpN

02-4

1744

± 1

12.5

1.4

3314

21.

01.

31.

938

.122

.91.

0N

C E

xpN

CC

05-1

168

44 ±

111

.41.

834

136

1.0

1.7

2.5

40.5

21.3

1.0

TN E

xpTN

09-0

0843

± 1

11.9

1.5

3414

11.

01.

72.

238

.621

.81.

0H

alo

5:25

(LL)

43 ±

111

.21.

531

139

1.0

2.0

2.2

40.8

22.0

1.0

Pro

geny

5160

LL

43 ±

111

.11.

530

139

1.0

1.3

2.2

40.3

22.4

1.2

US

G75

J32

(RR

Che

ck41

± 1

11.0

1.2

3614

11.

02.

32.

840

.821

.32.

3P

roge

ny54

60 L

L39

± 1

11.6

1.4

3813

71.

01.

32.

538

.622

.81.

5A

vera

ge45

11.8

1.5

3514

11.

01.

72.

240

.121

.71.

3†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

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Tabl

e 55

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

of n

ine

Mat

urity

Gro

up V

Con

vent

iona

l soy

bean

var

ietie

s an

d on

eR

ound

up R

eady

che

ck e

valu

ated

in fo

ur e

nviro

nmen

ts (n

=12)

in T

enne

ssee

for t

hree

yea

rs, 2

009

- 201

1.A

vg. Y

ield

± St

d Er

r.Sp

ringf

ield

Mila

n

B

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

2)K

noxv

ille

Non

-Irr.

Irr.

Non

-Irr.

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

---b

u/a-

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----

-N

C E

xpN

CC

04-1

555

54 ±

154

4068

53U

SG

Alle

n (R

R C

heck

)54

± 1

5537

7152

AR

Osa

ge53

± 1

5338

6756

AR

Oza

rk53

± 1

5536

6754

AR

R04

-357

53 ±

155

4067

49U

SG

5601

T53

± 1

5139

6853

VA

Gle

nn52

± 1

4936

6855

US

DA

- N

C E

xpN

02-4

1749

± 1

4437

6251

NC

Exp

NC

C05

-126

148

± 1

4935

6049

NC

Exp

NC

C05

-116

848

± 1

5131

6149

Ave

rage

(bu/

a)52

5237

6652

L.S.

D. .0

5 (b

u/a)

48

68

6C

.V. (

%)

10.1

10.6

12.0

9.5

8.7

† A

ll yi

elds

are

adj

uste

d to

13%

moi

stur

e.‡

If a

trait

appe

ars

insi

de p

aren

thes

es i.

e. (R

R),

then

it is

not

par

t of t

he v

arie

ty n

ame.

61

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Tabl

e 56

. M

ean

yiel

ds †

and

agr

onom

ic c

hara

cter

istic

s of

nin

e M

atur

ity G

roup

V C

onve

ntio

nal s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

and

one

Rou

ndup

read

y ch

eck

eval

uate

d in

four

env

ironm

ents

(n=1

2) in

Ten

ness

ee fo

r thr

ee y

ears

, 200

9 - 2

011.

Avg

. Yie

ld

Lea f

Seed

SDS

± St

d Er

r.M

oist

ure

§Lo

dgin

gH

eigh

tM

atur

itySh

atte

ring

Ret

entio

nQ

ualit

yPr

otei

nO

ilFr

ogey

eD

ID

SD

XB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

(n=1

2)(n

=12)

(n=1

0)(n

=12)

(n=1

2)(n

=5)

(n=1

)(n

=3)

(n=3

)(n

=3)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

(n=1

)(n

=1)

bu/a

%S

core

in.

DA

P

----

----

----

- Sco

re --

----

----

----

%%

Sco

re%

0 - 9

inde

xN

C E

xpN

CC

04-1

555

54 ±

113

.41.

734

146

1.0

1.0

2.3

38.2

22.7

1.3

75.0

2.0

16.7

US

GA

llen

(RR

Che

ck)

54 ±

114

.11.

740

147

1.0

1.2

2.4

40.1

21.5

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.8†

All

yiel

ds a

re a

djus

ted

to 1

3% m

oist

ure.

‡ If

a tra

it ap

pear

s in

side

par

enth

eses

i.e.

(RR

), th

en it

is n

ot p

art o

f the

var

iety

nam

e.§

Ave

rage

moi

stur

e at

har

vest

Lodg

ing

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

95%

of p

lant

s er

ect;

2.5

= ~5

0% o

f pla

nts

lean

ing

at a

ngle

≥ 4

5°; 5

= 9

5+%

of p

lant

s le

anin

g at

an

angl

e ≥

45°.

Mat

urity

= d

ays

afte

r pla

ntin

g (D

AP

).S

hatte

ring

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

no

shat

terin

g; 5

= 9

0+%

of p

ods

shat

tere

d.Le

af R

eten

tion

(at h

arve

st) =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of p

lant

s ho

ldin

g le

aves

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity; 5

=95+

% o

f pla

nts

hold

ing

leav

es a

nd g

reen

ste

ms

at h

arve

st m

atur

ity.

See

d Q

ualit

y =

1 to

5 s

cale

; whe

re 1

= <

5%

of s

eeds

sho

win

g di

seas

e or

spl

it se

ed c

oats

; 5 =

95+

% o

f see

d ar

e di

seas

ed o

r hav

e sp

lit s

eed

coat

s.P

rote

in &

Oil

on d

ry w

eigh

t bas

is.

Frog

eye

= 1

to 5

sca

le; w

here

1 =

< 5

% o

f lea

f sur

face

s co

ntai

ning

dis

ease

spo

ts; 5

= 9

5% +

of l

eaf s

urfa

ces

cont

aini

ng d

isea

se s

pots

. Rat

ings

from

Kno

xvill

e on

9/1

/11.

DI =

dis

ease

inci

denc

e =

perc

enta

ge o

f pla

nts

with

sym

ptom

sD

S =

dis

ease

sev

erity

= s

core

of l

eaf c

hlor

osis

and

nec

rosi

s; 0

= n

o sy

mpt

oms;

9 =

pla

nt d

eath

bef

ore

norm

al d

efol

iatio

n du

e to

sen

esce

nce.

DX

= d

isea

se in

dex

= (D

I x D

S /

9); r

atin

gs w

ere

mad

e at

app

roxi

mat

ely

R6

whe

n gr

een

pods

with

see

d ha

ve re

ache

d fu

ll si

ze a

t Kno

xvill

e on

8/2

6/09

.

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e 57

. Cha

ract

eris

tics

of s

oybe

an v

arie

ties

eval

uate

d in

Ten

ness

ee d

urin

g 20

11, a

s pr

ovid

ed b

y th

e se

ed c

ompa

ny.

2011

Rel

ativ

eH

erbi

cide

SCN

Stem

Flow

erPu

besc

ence

Seed

Bra

ndVa

riety

‡Te

stM

atur

ityTo

lera

nce

Res

ista

nce

Can

ker

SDS

Frog

eye

Col

orC

olor

Trea

tmen

tA

RU

A 4

910

Cv/

LL4

4.9

------

---R

RW

TA

pron

Max

xA

RO

sage

Cv/

LL5

5.6

------

RR

RP

GA

pron

Max

xA

RO

zark

Cv/

LL5

5.2

---3

RR

RP

GA

pron

Max

xA

RR

04-3

57C

v/LL

55.

6---

---R

------

PG

Apr

on M

axx

Arm

or44

-R08

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

4R

R2Y

------

MM

PG

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

or46

-R42

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

4R

R2Y

---R

MR

MR

PG

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

or46

-R64

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

4R

R2Y

---R

MM

RP

LTA

pron

Max

x/C

ruis

erA

rmor

48-R

40 (R

R2Y

/STS

)R

R4L

4.8

RR

2Y/S

TS---

MS

MR

MS

PLT

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

or48

-R91

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

RR

4L4.

7R

R2Y

/STS

---R

MM

RP

LTA

pron

Max

x/C

ruis

erA

rmor

X120

9 (R

R2Y

/STS

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

2Y/S

TS---

MR

MM

PLT

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

orX1

210

(RR

)R

R4L

4.8

RR

---R

MR

MR

WT

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

orX1

211

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

9R

R2Y

---R

MM

SP

LTA

pron

Max

x/C

ruis

erA

rmor

X124

7 (R

R2Y

/STS

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

2Y/S

TS---

MS

MR

MS

PLT

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

or53

-R15

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

3R

R2Y

---R

MM

RP

GA

pron

Max

x/C

ruis

erA

rmor

X121

3 (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.4

RR

2Y---

R---

RP

GA

pron

Max

x/C

ruis

erA

rmor

X121

5 (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.5

RR

2Y---

R---

RP

GA

pron

Max

x/C

ruis

erA

rmor

X121

6 (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.5

RR

2Y---

R---

MP

GA

pron

Max

x/C

ruis

erA

rmor

X121

7 (R

R2Y

/STS

)R

R5E

5.4

RR

2Y/S

TS---

RM

RM

PG

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

or55

-R22

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

5R

R2Y

---R

MR

MR

PG

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

orX1

253

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

3R

R2Y

---R

MS

MR

PG

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Arm

orX1

255

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

5R

R2Y

---R

MR

MR

PG

Apr

onM

axx/

Cru

iser

Asg

row

AG

4232

GEN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

RR

4E4.

2R

R2Y

/STS

R3

MR

MS

MS

PLT

Acc

eler

onA

sgro

wA

G45

31 G

ENR

R2Y

(STS

)R

R4E

4.5

RR

2Y/S

TSS

SM

RM

SP

LTA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

4632

GEN

RR

2YR

R4L

4.6

RR

2YM

R3

MR

MS

MR

PLT

Acc

eler

onA

sgro

wA

G47

30 G

ENR

R2Y

(STS

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

2Y/S

TSS

SM

SM

SP

LTA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

4732

GEN

RR

2YR

R4L

4.7

RR

2YR

3M

RM

SM

RP

LTA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

4832

GEN

RR

2YR

R4L

4.8

RR

2YR

3M

SM

SM

SP

LTA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

4932

GEN

RR

2YR

R4L

4.9

RR

2YR

3M

RM

RM

RP

TA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

5232

GEN

RR

2YR

R5E

5.2

RR

2YR

3M

SM

SM

SP

GA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

5332

GEN

RR

2YR

R5E

5.3

RR

2YR

3M

RM

SM

RP

TA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

5532

GEN

RR

2YR

R5E

5.5

RR

2YS

MS

---M

SW

GA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

5632

GEN

RR

2Y (S

TS)

RR

5L5.

6R

R2Y

/STS

R3

MR

---M

RW

GA

ccel

eron

Asg

row

AG

5831

GEN

RR

2Y

RR

5L5.

7R

R2Y

SM

SM

RM

SP

TA

ccel

eron

Bec

k's

392N

LC

v/LL

43.

9LL

R3,

MR

14M

RM

RM

RW

LTEs

cala

teB

eck'

s42

6NL

Cv/

LL4

4.2

LLR

3, M

R14

MR

MR

MR

WLT

Esca

late

Bec

k's

456N

LC

v/LL

44.

5LL

R3,

MR

14M

RM

RM

RP

LTEs

cala

teB

eck'

s47

6NL

Cv/

LL4

4.7

LLR

3, M

R14

MR

MR

MR

PG

Esca

late

Bec

k's

XL B

rand

432N

R (R

R/S

TS)

RR

4E4.

3R

R/S

TSR

3, M

R14

MR

MR

MR

PLT

Esca

late

Bec

k's

XL B

rand

477N

R (R

R)

RR

4L4.

7R

RR

3, M

R14

MR

MR

MR

PT

Esca

late

Bec

k's

XL B

rand

495N

RR

R4L

4.9

RR

R3,

MR

14M

RM

RM

RW

TEs

cala

teC

aver

ndal

e Fa

rms

CF

436

RR

2Yn

RR

4E4.

3R

R2Y

R3,

R14

RM

RM

RP

GR

anco

nna,

Met

asta

r, O

ptom

izC

aver

ndal

e Fa

rms

CF

476

RR

2Yn

RR

4L4.

7R

R2Y

R3,

R14

RM

RM

RP

GR

anco

nna,

Met

asta

r, O

ptom

izC

ropl

anR

2C 4

391

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

3R

R2Y

------

------

PG

Acc

eler

on

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e 57

(con

tinue

d)20

11R

elat

ive

Her

bici

deSC

NSt

emFl

ower

Pube

scen

ceSe

edB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Test

Mat

urity

Tole

ranc

eR

esis

tanc

eC

anke

rSD

SFr

ogey

eC

olor

Col

orTr

eatm

ent

Cro

plan

R2C

452

0 (R

R2Y

)R

R4E

4.5

RR

2YR

3,1

4R

RR

PG

Acc

eler

onC

ropl

anR

2C 4

541

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

5R

R2Y

------

---R

PLT

Acc

eler

onC

ropl

anR

2C 4

801

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

8R

R2Y

---R

SR

PLT

Acc

eler

onC

ropl

anR

C 4

877

RR

RR

4L4.

8R

RR

3R

RR

PT

Acc

eler

onC

ropl

anR

C 5

007S

(RR

/STS

)R

R5E

5.0

RR

/STS

R 3

RR

RW

GA

ccel

eron

Cro

plan

R2C

582

0 (R

R2Y

)R

R5L

5.8

RR

2YR

3, 1

4R

------

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xD

airy

land

DSR

-380

5/R

2YR

R3

3.8

RR

2YM

R3

------

---W

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR-4

242/

R2Y

RR

4E4.

2R

R2Y

MR

3---

------

WT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

airy

land

DSR

-430

0 R

RR

R4E

4.3

RR

MR

3---

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

airy

land

DSR

-450

0 R

R/S

TSR

R4E

4.5

RR

/STS

MR

3---

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

airy

land

DST

43-0

01/R

2YR

R4E

4.3

RR

2YR

3---

------

WT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

airy

land

DST

45-0

01/R

2YR

R4E

4.5

RR

2YR

3---

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

airy

land

DST

45-0

02/R

2YR

R4E

4.5

RR

2YR

3---

------

WT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

airy

land

DSR

-481

0 R

RR

R4L

4.8

RR

R3

------

---P

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Dai

ryla

ndD

SR-8

482

RR

RR

4L4.

8R

R---

------

---W

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Dai

ryla

ndD

ST47

-002

/R2Y

RR

4L4.

7R

R2Y

R3

------

---P

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Del

ta G

row

4861

LL

Cv/

LL4

4.8

LL3,

9,14

,r.kn

otR

MR

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

elta

Gro

w54

61 L

LC

v/LL

55.

4LL

3,9,

rt k

not

RR

RP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Del

ta G

row

4460

RR

RR

4E4.

4R

R3,

14---

------

WT

Cru

iser

Max

xD

elta

Gro

w46

70 R

2YR

R4L

4.6

RR

2Y3,

14R

MR

PT

Cru

iser

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xD

elta

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w47

70 R

RR

R4L

4.7

RR

3, 6

, 14

RR

RP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Del

ta G

row

4875

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RR

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RM

RP

TC

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er M

axx

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ta G

row

4880

RR

RR

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RM

RP

TC

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axx

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ta G

row

4970

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RR

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R3,

14

RR

RP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

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ta G

row

4975

RR

RR

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RS

RR

MR

PT

Cru

iser

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elta

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w51

60 R

R/S

TSR

R5E

5.1

RR

/STS

3, 1

4R

RR

PG

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iser

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elta

Gro

w52

75 R

2YR

R5E

5.2

RR

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14

MR

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xD

elta

Gro

w52

80 R

RR

R5E

5.2

RR

3,14

, rt k

not

RR

RP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Del

ta G

row

5300

RR

/STS

RR

5E5.

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TS2,

3,6,

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MR

MR

MR

WG

Cru

iser

Max

xD

elta

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w55

45 R

RR

R5E

5.5

RR

3,9,

14R

RR

------

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iser

Max

xD

elta

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w55

55 R

RR

R5E

5.5

RR

1,3,

5,9

MR

MR

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xD

elta

Gro

w55

65 R

2YR

R5E

5.5

RR

2Y3

MM

MP

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Dyn

a-G

ro31

RY4

5 (R

R2Y

)R

R4E

4.5

RR

2Y3,

14R

MS

RP

LTA

ccel

eron

Dyn

a-G

ro35

X43

(RR

)R

R4E

4.3

RR

MR

3R

RM

SP

LTA

pron

Max

x/G

auch

oD

yna-

Gro

39R

Y43

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

3R

R2Y

3,14

---M

rM

SP

GA

ccel

eron

Dyn

a-G

roV4

2N9R

SR

R4E

4.2

RR

/STS

R 3

, MR

14

RM

RR

PLT

Apr

onM

axx/

Gau

cho

Dyn

a-G

ro33

RY4

7 (R

R2Y

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

2Y3,

14R

MR

RP

LTA

ccel

eron

Dyn

a-G

ro37

RY4

7 (R

R2Y

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

2Y/S

TSS

MS

RS

PLT

Acc

eler

onD

yna-

Gro

39D

48 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

8R

R3

RM

RR

PLT

Apr

onM

axx/

Gau

cho

Dyn

a-G

ro35

P53

(RR

)R

R5E

5.3

RR

2R

MR

RP

GA

pron

Max

x/G

auch

oD

yna-

Gro

37R

Y52

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

2R

R2Y

R3,

MR

14

RM

SR

PG

Acc

eler

onG

oSoy

4411

LL

Cv/

LL4

4.4

LL3

MR

MR

MR

PLT

Cru

iser

Max

xG

oSoy

4810

LL

Cv/

LL4

4.8

LL3

MR

MS

---P

GC

ruis

er M

axx

64

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e 57

(con

tinue

d)20

11R

elat

ive

Her

bici

deSC

NSt

emFl

ower

Pube

scen

ceSe

edB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Test

Mat

urity

Tole

ranc

eR

esis

tanc

eC

anke

rSD

SFr

ogey

eC

olor

Col

orTr

eatm

ent

GoS

oy51

11 L

LC

v/LL

55.

1LL

3M

RM

RM

RP

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Hal

o4:

65 (L

L)C

v/LL

44.

6LL

MR

3R

MR

RP

LTTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

Hal

o4:

75 (L

L)C

v/LL

44.

7LL

---R

---M

RP

TTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

Hal

o4:

94 (L

L)C

v/LL

44.

9LL

MR

3R

MR

MR

PG

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0H

alo

5:25

(LL)

Cv/

LL5

5.2

LLM

R 3

RM

RM

RW

TTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

Hal

o5:

65 (L

L)C

v/LL

55.

6LL

MR

3R

MR

RW

GTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

C 4

926

Cv/

LL4

4.9

---S

3R

---R

PG

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K C

552

8C

v/LL

55.

5---

R 3

R---

RP

TTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

729

(RR

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

MS

3M

R---

MR

PT

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

482

9 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

8R

RM

R3

RM

RR

WT

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

483

0 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

8R

RS

3R

MS

RS

LTTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

R 4

924

(RR

)R

R4L

4.9

RR

R 3

, MR

14

RM

RM

RP

LTTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

Hor

nbec

kH

BK

RY

4620

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

8R

R2Y

MR

3M

SR

MS

PLT

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

522

6 (R

R)

RR

5E5.

2R

RM

R 3

RM

SR

PT

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

552

5 (R

R)

RR

5E5.

5R

RM

R 3

,14

RM

RR

PT

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0H

ornb

eck

HB

K R

552

9 (R

R)

RR

5E5.

5R

RM

E 1,

2R

MS

RW

TTr

ilex

2000

, Gau

cho

600

MO

Exp

S08-

1736

1C

v/LL

44.

9---

---R

---S

WT

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0M

O E

xpS0

8-14

087

(RR

)R

R4L

4.6

RR

---R

---S

PLT

Trile

x 20

00, G

auch

o 60

0M

orso

y Xt

ra46

X29

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

RR

4L4.

6R

R2Y

/STS

------

------

PLT

Cru

iser

Max

xM

orso

y Xt

ra46

X71

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

6R

R2

3,14

R---

RP

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Mor

soy

Xtra

47X3

1 (R

R2Y

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

2---

R---

RP

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Mor

soy

Xtra

48X0

0 (R

R2Y

/STS

)R

R4L

4.8

RR

2Y/S

TS---

MR

------

PLT

Cru

iser

Max

xM

orso

y Xt

ra49

X10

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

9R

R2Y

---M

R---

---P

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Mor

soy

Xtra

51X3

1 (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.1

RR

2---

S---

RW

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Mor

soy

Xtra

53X5

1 (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.3

RR

2---

R---

SP

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Mor

soy

Xtra

54X4

1 (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.4

RR

2---

RM

RR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xN

C E

xpN

CC

06-3

39C

v/LL

44.

9---

------

------

PT

Thira

m C

ruis

erN

C E

xpN

CC

04-1

555

Cv/

LL5

5.7

------

------

---P

TTh

iram

Cru

iser

NC

Exp

NC

C05

-116

8C

v/LL

55.

0---

------

------

WG

Thira

m C

ruis

erN

C E

xpN

CC

05-1

261

Cv/

LL5

5.0

------

------

---W

GTh

iram

Cru

iser

NC

Exp

NC

C06

-218

8C

v/LL

55.

6---

------

------

WG

Thira

m C

ruis

erN

C E

xpN

CC

06-5

79C

v/LL

55.

8---

------

------

PG

Thira

m C

ruis

erN

KS

38-H

8 (R

R)

RR

33.

8R

RR

3, M

R 1

4R

SS

WT

Cru

iser

Max

xN

KS

39-U

2 (R

R2Y

)R

R3

3.9

RR

2YR

3, 1

4---

RS

WT

Cru

iser

Max

xN

KS

44-D

5 B

rand

(RR

)R

R4E

4.4

RR

R 3

,14

RR

SW

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

NK

S 46

-A1

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

6R

R2Y

R3,

MR

14

RR

SP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

NK

S 47

-R3

Bra

nd (R

R)

RR

4L4.

7R

RR

3, M

R 1

4R

RR

WG

Cru

iser

Max

xN

KS

49-A

5 B

rand

(RR

)R

R4L

4.9

RR

R 3

, MS

14R

RR

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xN

KS

51-J

3 (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.1

RR

2YM

R 3

, 14

---S

RP

GC

ruis

er M

axx

NK

S 51

-T8

Bra

nd (R

R)

RR

5E5.

1R

RR

3, M

R 1

4R

RS

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y49

10C

v/LL

44.

9---

R 3

,MR

14

RS

RS

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

4928

LL

Cv/

LL4

4.9

LLM

R3

------

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y51

91C

v/LL

55.

1---

---M

SR

RW

TC

ruis

er M

axx

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e 57

(con

tinue

d)20

11R

elat

ive

Her

bici

deSC

NSt

emFl

ower

Pube

scen

ceSe

edB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Test

Mat

urity

Tole

ranc

eR

esis

tanc

eC

anke

rSD

SFr

ogey

eC

olor

Col

orTr

eatm

ent

Prog

eny

5770

Cv/

LL5

5.7

---R

3, M

R 6

,9R

RT

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y51

60 L

LC

v/LL

55.

1LL

---M

RM

RM

RW

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

5261

LL

Cv/

LL5

5.2

LL---

MR

MR

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y54

60 L

LC

v/LL

55.

4LL

---M

RM

SM

RP

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

5960

LL

Cv/

LL5

5.9

LL---

MR

MR

MR

WG

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y39

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)R

R3

3.9

RR

2Y---

RR

RP

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

4211

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

2R

R2Y

------

MR

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y45

10 R

Y (R

R2Y

)R

R4E

4.5

RR

2Y---

MS

RS

PLT

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y46

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)R

R4L

4.6

RR

2Y---

RM

SM

RP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

4710

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

7R

R2Y

---M

SM

RM

RP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

4811

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

8R

R2Y

---R

MS

MR

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y49

06 R

RR

R4L

4.9

RR

---S

MR

MR

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y49

08 R

RR

R4L

4.9

RR

MR

3M

RM

RM

RW

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

4911

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

9R

R2Y

---M

SM

RM

SP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

5111

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

1R

R2Y

---M

SM

SM

RW

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

5210

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

2R

R2Y

R3,

MR

14R

MS

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y53

21 R

Y (R

R2Y

)R

R5E

5.3

RR

2Y---

MR

MR

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y53

30 R

RR

R5E

5.3

RR

R 1

, MR

2R

MR

RP

TC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

5610

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

5L5.

6R

R2Y

R3,

MR

14---

---M

SP

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

5655

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

5L5.

6R

R2Y

---M

SM

SM

SW

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Prog

eny

5711

RY

(RR

2Y)

RR

5L5.

7R

R2Y

---M

S---

MS

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xPr

ogen

y58

11 R

Y (R

R2Y

)R

R5L

5.8

RR

2Y---

R---

RP

GC

ruis

er M

axx

Schi

lling

er S

eed

458

RC

SR

R4E

4.5

RR

/STS

R 3

RM

SR

WLT

Cru

iser

Max

xSc

hilli

nger

See

d47

8 R

CS

RR

4L4.

7R

R/S

TS3

RM

RM

SP

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Schi

lling

er S

eed

495

RC

RR

4L4.

9R

RR

3R

SR

PLT

Cru

iser

Max

xSc

hilli

nger

See

d49

90 R

CR

R4L

4.9

RR

R 3

RM

RM

RP

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Schi

lling

er S

eed

5220

RC

RR

5E5.

2R

R3

R---

---W

LTC

ruis

er M

axx

Schi

lling

er S

eed

557

RC

RR

5E5.

5R

RR

3R

MR

MR

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xSt

eyer

4430

RR

(STS

)R

R4E

4.4

RR

/STS

R 3

, MR

14

SM

RM

RP

TTr

ilex,

Alle

gian

ce, G

auch

oSt

eyer

4501

R2

(RR

2Y/S

TS)

RR

4E4.

5R

R2Y

/STS

R 3

, MR

14

SM

RM

SP

LTTr

ilex,

Alle

gian

ce, G

auch

oSt

eyer

4701

R2

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

7R

R2Y

R 3

, MR

14

------

------

---Tr

ilex,

Alle

gian

ce, G

auch

oSt

eyer

4710

RR

RR

4L4.

7R

RR

3, M

R 1

4S

MR

MR

PT

Trile

x,A

llegi

ance

, Gau

cho

Stin

e43

LC23

(LL)

Cv/

LL4

4.3

LL---

------

------

---C

ruis

er M

axx

Stin

e45

LC82

(LL)

Cv/

LL4

4.5

LL---

------

------

---C

ruis

er M

axx

Stin

e47

LC32

(LL)

Cv/

LL4

4.7

LL---

------

------

---C

ruis

er M

axx

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

38R

10 (R

R)

RR

33.

8R

R3

---R

RP

TA

pron

Max

x/M

oly

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

44R

22 (R

R)

RR

4E4.

4R

R---

---M

RR

PT

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd45

R10

(RR

)R

R4E

4.5

RR

3M

RM

RS

PT

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd47

R22

(RR

)R

R4L

4.7

RR

------

RM

RW

TA

pron

Max

x/M

oly

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

47R

53 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

7R

R---

------

------

TA

pron

Max

x/M

oly

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

48R

10 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

8R

R3

RM

RS

WT

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd48

R21

(RR

)R

R4L

4.8

RR

------

MR

SP

TA

pron

Max

x/M

oly

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

48R

22 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

8R

R---

---M

RS

WT

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

y

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e 57

(con

tinue

d)20

11R

elat

ive

Her

bici

deSC

NSt

emFl

ower

Pube

scen

ceSe

edB

rand

Varie

ty ‡

Test

Mat

urity

Tole

ranc

eR

esis

tanc

eC

anke

rSD

SFr

ogey

eC

olor

Col

orTr

eatm

ent

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

48R

33 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

8R

R---

------

------

TA

pron

Max

x/M

oly

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

49R

10 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

9R

R9

MR

MR

SW

TA

pron

Max

x/M

oly

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

49R

11 (R

R)

RR

4L4.

9R

R3

RM

RS

WT

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd49

R22

(RR

)R

R4L

4.9

RR

------

R---

PT

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd49

R43

(RR

)R

R4L

4.9

RR

------

------

---T

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd51

R53

(RR

)R

R5E

5.1

RR

------

------

---T

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd54

R10

(RR

)R

R5E

5.4

RR

3R

MR

SP

GA

pron

Max

x/M

oly

Terr

al-R

EV B

rand

55R

21 (R

R)

RR

5E5.

5R

R3

RM

RR

WG

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTe

rral

-REV

Bra

nd56

R21

(RR

)R

R5L

5.6

RR

---M

RM

RS

PG

Apr

onM

axx/

Mol

yTN

Exp

TN05

-501

8C

v/LL

44.

9---

------

------

WG

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-016

Cv/

LL4

4.9

---3,

14

------

---P

TC

ruis

er M

axx

TN E

xpTN

09-0

29C

v/LL

44.

8---

2, 3

, 14

------

---P

TC

ruis

er M

axx

TN E

xpTN

10-4

037

Cv/

LL4

4.3

------

------

---W

GC

ruis

er M

axx

TN E

xpTN

09-0

08C

v/LL

55.

1---

2, 1

4---

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-45,

432

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

1R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-46,

551

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

3R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-47,

024

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

4R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-47,

387

(RR

2Y)

RR

4E4.

0R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-46,

128

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

7R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-48,

343

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

9R

R2Y

------

------

------

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-48,

552

(RR

2Y)

RR

4L4.

9R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-46,

277

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

5R

R2Y

------

------

PG

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-48,

205

(RR

2Y)

RR

5E5.

5R

R2Y

------

------

------

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-44,

121

(RR

2Y)

RR

5L5.

9R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xTN

Exp

TN09

-48,

263

(RR

2Y)

RR

5L5.

9R

R2Y

------

------

PT

Cru

iser

Max

xU

SDA

- N

C E

xpN

02-4

17C

v/LL

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on M

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USD

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MR

MR

RW

TA

pron

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ruis

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MR

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ck)

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arie

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