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The Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Lubbock/Halfway/Pecos - 2011 COTTON PERFORMANCE TESTS in the Texas High Plains and Trans Pecos Areas of Texas 2010 Technical Report TEXAS AgriLife RESEARCH / CRAIG NESSLER, DIRECTOR THE TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM / COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS

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The Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Lubbock/Halfway/Pecos - 2011

COTTON PERFORMANCE

TESTS in the Texas High Plains

and Trans Pecos Areas of Texas

2010

Technical

Report

TEXAS AgriLife RESEARCH / CRAIG NESSLER, DIRECTOR

THE TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM / COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS

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Cotton Performance Tests in the Texas High Plains and Trans-Pecos Areas of Texas 2010

2/

J.K. Dever, T.A. Wheeler, R.K. Boman, D. Kerns, M. Foster, A. Cranmer, L. Schoenhals, and V. Morgan

2/

Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center Lubbock-Halfway-Pecos

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Tests were conducted by Texas AgriLife Research in cooperation with Texas AgriLife Extension.

2/ Associate Professor, Professor, Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock; Area Agronomist-Cotton, Extension Entomologist, Texas AgriLife Extension, Lubbock; Research Scientist, Texas AgriLife Research, Pecos; Farm Research Manager, Texas AgriLife Research, Halfway; Research Associate, and Research Assistant, Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock, respectively.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 4 Acknowledgments ............................................................................................................................... 5 Glossary of Table Headings ......................................................................................................................... 6 Table UNIFORM COTTON VARIETY TESTS - IRRIGATED Lubbock 1 Production Information .......................................................................................... 9 2 - 2A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 10 3 Yield Summary ................................................................................................... 14 Halfway 4 Production Information ....................................................................................... 15 5 - 5A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 16 6 Yield Summary ................................................................................................... 20 Lamesa (AG-CARES) 7 Production Information ........................................................................................ 21 8 - 8A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 22 9 Yield Summary ................................................................................................... 26 UNIFORM COTTON VARIETY TESTS - DRYLAND Lubbock 10 Production Information ....................................................................................... 27 11-11A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 28 12 Yield Summary ................................................................................................... 32 Lamesa (AG-CARES) 13 Production Information ....................................................................................... 33 14-14A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 34 15 Yield Summary .................................................................................................... 38 16 Summary Over Location………….....................................................................................39 COTTON VARIETY TESTS – IRRIGATED Tulia 17 Production Information ........................................................................................ 41 18-18A Performance Data ................................................................................................ 42 Pecos 19 Production Information………………………………………………………….47 20 Performance Data……………………………………………………………….48 21 Yield Summary .................................................................................................... 50 LATE-PLANTED COTTON VARIETY TEST-IRRIGATED Lubbock 22 Production Information ........................................................................................ 51 23-23A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 52 NEW VARIETIES AND STRAINS TEST-IRRIGATED Lubbock 24 Production Information ....................................................................................... 55 25-25A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 56

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REGIONAL BREEDERS STRAINS TEST - IRRIGATED Halfway 26 Production Information ....................................................................................... 61 27-27A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 62 VERTICILLIUM WILT VARIETY TEST - IRRIGATED Halfway 28 Production Information ....................................................................................... 67 29-29A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 68 NEMATODE VARIETY TEST - IRRIGATED Lamesa (AG-CARES) 30 Production Information ....................................................................................... 73 31-31A Performance Data ............................................................................................... 74 BACTERIAL BLIGHT SCREEN Lubbock 32 Production Information…………………………………………………………79 33 Rating…………………………………………………………………………...80

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INTRODUCTION

Cotton performance trials were conducted during 2010 at Lubbock, Halfway, and Pecos, Texas AgriLife Research Stations. The Lamesa variety tests were planted on the AG-CARES research farm. The Lubbock tests were planted in either Amarillo or Olton soils, the Halfway test in Pullman clay loam soils, AG-CARES in Amarillo fine sandy loam, and Pecos tests were planted in Hoban silty clay loam soils.

In the South Plains and Panhandle regions of Texas during 2010, approximately

3.73 million acres of cotton was planted, of which 3.56 million acres (95.4%) were harvested. This represents a much lower than normal amount of failed or abandoned acres. Roughly, 50% of these acres were irrigated and yields across all acres averaged 982 lbs/acre in the Panhandle and 689 lbs/acre in the South Plains, resulting in 1.5 and 4.1 million bales respectively.

Conditions during early to mid-May were dry and cool, and cold soil temperatures deterred much planting. Most cotton was seeded in mid-May through mid-June. Conditions were extremely wet during June and July, especially early July. Cloudy cool conditions during early July caused significant square shed across the region. The remainder of the season was fairly dry and warm through November. The extended dry and warm fall led it a fully mature and high quality crop.

Abundant rainfall, particularly in the southern South Plains, led to difficulty in timely application of glyphosate and fertilizer, resulting in weedy, N-deficient fields. Additionally, zinc deficiencies were apparent in this region.

Cotton seeded during early May suffered emergence and damping off problems. Nematodes continue to be problematic, but were most severe in the southern and western South Plains. Nematode tolerant varieties, along with Temik and early-season applications of Vydate continue to be the mainstay for managing nematodes. Verticillium was troublesome in some areas causing severe yield loss on the more susceptible varieties.

Early-season thrips pressure was moderate across the region. Counties south of Lubbock experienced significant damage from thrips in early planted cotton. Much of the cotton north of Lubbock was planted under warm conditions and did not suffer heavy damage from thrips. Cotton fleahoppers were abundant in the central and eastern areas of the South Plains, and portions of the Panhandle, but a single insecticide application was all that was required for control. An estimated 564,000 acres were treated for cotton fleahopper. However, because of the extended warm fall, fleahopper damage in non-treated cotton caused little yield loss.

Aphids were abundant in the southern, central and eastern South Plains. Approximately 700,000 acres of cotton were successfully treated for aphids. Lygus were

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abundant in the central, northeastern and western South Plains, and occurred earlier than normal. However, most Lygus remained relegated to weedy areas. Approximately 140,000 acres were treated for Lygus. Stinkbugs were prevalent in light to moderate numbers throughout the South Plains. Because of the infrequency of this pest on the South Plains, insecticide applications and timings were sometimes sub-optimal. Only 137,000 acres were treated for stinkbugs.

Lepidopterous pest were problematic in non-Bt cotton in the southwestern central, western and northern portions of the South Plains. These included bollworms, fall armyworms, beet armyworms, yellowstriped armyworms and cotton square borers. Populations of bollworms and cotton square borers occurred during mid to late July in the western and southwestern counties and throughout August most other areas. Non-Bt cotton comprised an estimated 40% of the total cotton acerage; somewhat lower than previous years.

Spider mites were a problem in the Lubbock area, particularly east of Lubbock. Approximately 70,000 acres were treated for mites.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Fiber properties were measured at the Fiber and Biopolymer Research Institute, Texas Tech University, with financial support from the Food and Fibers Research Grant Program of the Texas Department of Agriculture. Plains Cotton Improvement Program contributed additional financial support to the variety testing effort. The Plains Cotton Improvement Committee is important to the independent variety testing service and to the variety testing strategy of the Texas AgriLife Research breeding program in Lubbock as the High Plains continues to be relied upon as a consistent supplier of high quality cotton. Planting, seed and field preparation, plot maintenance, harvest, sample ginning, and data collection were performed by: Reagan Anders, Joel Arce, Troy Arce, Mark Arnold, Aaron Bost, Kenzie Buckner, Natalia Castillo, Trey Cutts, Heather Flippin, Joe Flores, Johnny Fuentes, Mitch Juenke, Brad Harris, Carol Kelly, Josephine Kirch, Jimmy Mabry, Nick Macha, Juliana Osorio-Marin, Kim Peters, Alexa Roberts, Monica Sheehan, Raymond Tillis, and Leslie Wells. Bacterial blight, verticillium wilt, and nematode ratings were performed Dr. Terry Wheeler, with the assistance of Evan Arnold, and Victor Mendoza. The assistance of all of these people is gratefully acknowledged and appreciated.

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GLOSSARY OF TABLE HEADINGS

Yield and Turnout

Yield - Pounds of lint harvested per acre. Gin Turnout Lint - Percentage of lint of the stripper-harvested cotton. Seed - Percentage of seed of the stripper-harvested cotton. Agronomic Properties

- Determined from hand-snapped samples.

Percent Lint Picked - Lint fraction of seed cotton. Pulled - Lint fraction of burr cotton. Boll Size - Weight, in grams, of seed cotton per boll. Seed Index - Weight, in grams, of 100 fuzzy seed. Lint Index - Weight, in grams, of lint from 100 seed (calculated). Seed Per Boll - Average number of seed per boll (calculated).

Visual Properties

Maturity - Visual assessment of openness on a given date.

Storm Resistance - Visual rating from 1 (very loose boll type, considerable seed cotton loss) to 9 (very tight boll type, no seed cotton loss).

Height – Measured average plant height of a given variety.

Statistical Analysis

Mean - The average value for the trait being observed.

c.v.,% - Coefficient of variation. A relative measure of variation within a test, defined as the sample standard deviation expressed as a percentage of the sample mean.

LSD - Least significant difference. If the difference between two means exceeds this value, the two

means are significantly different at the 0.05 probability level. Fiber Properties

- Measured by High Volume Instrument (HVI)

Micronaire - A relative measure of fiber linear density (mass per unit length) determined by air permeability.

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Length - An instrument measure of fiber length, expressed in hundredths of a inch, which approximates the classer’s staple length.

Uniformity - A measure of the uniformity of fiber length in a sample, measured as the ratio of mean length to upper half mean length, expressed as a percentage.

Strength - The force required to rupture (or break) a fiber sample, expressed in grams per tex.

Elongation - The amount that a fiber sample will stretch prior to breakage. This is a measure of the deformation of fiber at rupture expressed as percent change in length based on the original fiber length. Leaf Index- The visual estimate of the amount of cotton plant leaf material that remains in the lint after the ginning process, ranging from 1 to 7. Rd - Degree of reflectance. This measures how light or dark the fiber sample is, expressed as a percentage. Lower Rd values indicate a grayer sample. +b - Yellowness. This measures the degree of color pigmentation. Higher +b values indicate yellower samples. Color Grade - A function of the Rd and +b of the fiber sample. The color grade indicates the quadrant of the Nickerson-Hunter cotton colorimeter diagram in which Rd and +b values intersect. 1/

two samples are identical, only one color grade is reported. Fiber quality determinations are made on samples from two reps. If the color grade from these

Caparol and Dual-registered trademark of Syngenta Finish- Registered trademark of Bayer CropScience Gramoxone Inteon-trademark of Syngenta Temik- registered trademark of Bayer CropScience Treflan-trademark of Dow AgriScience Pix- trademark of BASF Folex-registered trademark of Amvac Super Boll-registered trademark of NuFarm Prep and Def-trademarks of Bayer CropScience Parazone-Registered trademark of MANA Prowl-trademark of BASF Roundup-registered trademark of Monsanto Roundup Ready Flex-registered trademark of Monsanto Trust- Registered trademark of AgriSolutions Array and Zenith-registered trademarks of Midtech R&D Telone II-Registered trademark of Dow AgriScience

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NOTES

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Table 1. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock, TX 2010.

Test: Uniform Variety Planting Date: May 21 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Prowl @ 1 qt/A applied pre plant Fertilizer: 100-20-0 lbs/A applied pre-plant Irrigations: 3.5 acre inches May 7 2.1 acre inches June 17 1.9 acre inches August 5 Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Harvest Aids: Def @ 8oz/A October 14 Gramoxone @ 24oz/A + ½% crop oil applied October 20 Harvest Date: November 2 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 3. Yield summary of the irrigated cotton variety test at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock.

Comp.Designation 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Average Average*

All-Tex AT Apex RF 1439 1015 1902 1065 1606 1405Croplan Genetics CG 3020B2RF 1227 905 1746 1344 1428 1330Deltapine DP 121 RF 1669 1179 1953 1390 1729 1584Deltapine DP 555 BR 1140 865 1958 1390 1873 1445FiberMax FM 958 1149 1381 1813 1599 1877 1564FiberMax FM 9058F 1456 1609 1937 1421 1615 1608PhytoGen PHY 72 1234 757 1648 1424 1615 1336Stoneville STV 4554 B2RF 1476 1264 1962 1185 1681 1514

Croplan Genetics CG 3035RF 901 1951 1479 1899 1558 1526Croplan Genetics CG 3220B2RF 944 2003 1658 1862 1617 1585Croplan Genetics CG 3520B2RF 1152 1735 1196 1428 1378 1346Croplan Genetics CG 4020B2RF 1030 1833 1423 1550 1459 1427FiberMax FM 9180B2F 1366 1964 1172 1601 1526 1494

Americot AM 1532 B2RF 1816 1137 1572 1508 1349FiberMax FM 1740B2F 2197 1871 1733 1934 1775FiberMax FM 9160B2F 1876 1355 1711 1647 1488NexGen NG3348 B2RF 1663 1364 1575 1534 1375NexGen NG3410 RF 1635 1421 1423 1493 1334PhytoGen PHY 375WRF 1948 1821 1783 1851 1692Seed Source Genetics SSG HQ 210 CT 1764 1789 1826 1793 1634Stoneville ST 5458 B2RF 2104 1964 2014 2027 1868

* Patterson, R.E. 1950. A methods of adjustment for calculating comparable yields in variety tests.

Five Year Average

Four Year Average

Three Year Average

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Table 4. Production information for pivot irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Halfway, TX 2010.

Test: Uniform Variety Planting Date: May 6 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Trifluralin @ 1 ½ pt/A applied pre-plant Dual @ 12oz/A applied July 21 Fertilizer: 80-20-0 lbs/A applied June 14 Irrigations: 6.2 acre inches during season Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Orthene 3.2 oz/A applied June 9 Growth Regulator: Pix @ 12 oz/A applied July 20 Harvest Date: November 9 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 6. Production information for the irrigated cotton variety test at Texas AgriLife Research, Halfway

Comp.Designation 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Average Average*

Croplan Genetics 3020B2RF 1522 951 991 1525 1495 1297FiberMax FM 958 1843 1038 1017 1524 1876 1460FiberMax FM 9058F 1720 971 1065 1538 2011 1461

Croplan Genetics CG 3035RF 1073 987 1533 1928 1380 1453Croplan Genetics CG 3220B2RF 970 917 1519 1665 1268 1341Croplan Genetics CG 4020B2RF 946 974 1495 1560 1244 1317Deltapine DP 121 RF 1033 1042 1577 1740 1348 1421FiberMax FM 1740B2F 1103 1003 1610 1775 1373 1446FiberMax FM 9180B2F 970 1100 1357 1670 1274 1347Seed Source Genetics SSG HQ 210 CT 944 946 1127 1791 1202 1275

Americot AM 1532 B2F 943 1509 1537 1330 1287Croplan Genetics CG 3520B2RF 1009 1665 1671 1448 1405FiberMax FM 9160B2F 958 1592 1658 1403 1360NexGen NG3348 B2RF 927 1693 1483 1368 1325NexGen NG3410 RF 911 1662 1612 1395 1352PhytoGen PHY 375WRF 1009 1346 1836 1397 1354PhytoGen PHY 72 941 1540 1704 1395 1352Stoneville ST 4554 B2RF 1115 1506 1782 1468 1425Stoneville ST 5458 B2RF 893 1513 1720 1375 1332

* Patterson, R.E. 1950. A method of adjustment for calculating comparable yields in variety tests.

Five Year Average

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Table 7. Production information for drip irrigated performance test at the AG-CARES farm, Lamesa, TX 2010.

Test: Uniform Variety Planting Date: May 19 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Trifluralin @ 1.3pt/A applied pre-plant Caparol @ 1.5pt/A applied May 22 Fertilizer: 20-10-0-5 @ 300 lbs/A applied pre-plant

32-0-0 @ 30 lbs/A applied June 2 (fertigation) 32-0-0 @ 30lbs/A applied June 30 (fertigation) 32-0-0 @ 30lbs/A applied July 21 (fertigation) Irrigations: 4.39 acre-in applied pre-plant 5.1 acre-in applied May-September Growth Regulator: Pix @ 16oz/A applied July 14 Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Harvest Aids: Prep @ 2 pt/A + 2oz ET with .45lbs/A Zennith September 30 Gramoxone Inteon @ 32 oz/A + .25lb/A Array October 18 Harvest Date: October 30 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 9. Yield Summary of the drip irrigated cotton variety test at the AG-CARES farm, Lamesa

Comp.Name 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Average Average*

Croplan Genetics CG 3220B3RF 1500 1503 1727 1579 1206 1503Deltapine DP 121RF 1791 1535 1867 1602 1245 1608FiberMax FM 958 1519 1509 1327 1274 854 1297Stoneville STV 4554 B2RF 1363 1810 1574 1594 1411 1550

Croplan Genetics CG 3035RF 1408 1757 1509 1167 1460 1474Croplan Genetics CG 3520B2RF 1463 1569 1610 920 1391 1405Croplan Genetics CG 4020B2RF 1411 1581 1529 959 1370 1384FiberMax FM 1740B2F 1612 1670 1426 1058 1442 1456FiberMax FM 9180B2F 1418 1492 1382 957 1312 1326Seed Source Genetics SSG HQ 210 CT 1295 1381 1288 860 1206 1220

Americot AM 1532 B2RF 1660 1365 1085 1370 1422FiberMax FM 9058F 1782 1401 1036 1406 1458FiberMax FM 9160B2F 1645 1418 1346 1470 1522NexGen NG3348 B2RF 1390 1328 935 1218 1270NexGen NG3410 RF 1530 1358 1022 1303 1355PhytoGen 375WRF 1729 1586 1094 1470 1522Stoneville ST 5458B2RF 1824 1657 1389 1623 1675

*Patterson, R.E. 1950. A method of adjustment for calculating comparable yields in variety tests.

Three Year Average

Five Year Average

Four Year Average

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Table 10. Production information for dryland performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock, TX 2010.

Test: Uniform Variety Planting Date: May 11 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Prowl @ 1qt/A applied pre-plant Caparol @ 1.2 qt/A and Dual Magnum @ 1.3pt/A applied May 12 Fertilizer: 120-20-0 lbs/A applied pre-plant Rainfall: 19.19 inches during season Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Telone II fumigant (for nematodes) applied April 6 Harvest Aids: Gramoxone @ 32 oz/A + ½ % crop oil applied November 3 Harvest Date: November 22 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 12. Yield Summary of the dryland cotton variety test at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock

Comp.Name 2005 2006 2008 2009 2010 Average Average*

FiberMax FM 958 984 379 1112 698 1261 887

Croplan Genetics CG 3035RF 626 1029 636 1297 897 919Croplan Genetics CG 3220B2RF 593 760 671 1020 761 783Croplan Genetics CG 3520B2RF 517 761 571 1506 839 861PhytoGen PHY 72 304 660 456 871 573 595

Americot AM 1532 B2RF 989 666 1351 1002 886Deltapine DP 121RF 938 619 1221 926 810FiberMax FM 1740 B2F 1002 681 1296 993 877FiberMax FM 9058 F 968 668 1485 1040 924FiberMax FM 9160 B2F 815 575 1411 934 818FiberMax FM 9180 B2F 814 565 1327 902 786NexGen NG3348 B2RF 843 609 979 810 694NexGen NG3410 RF 772 598 1094 821 705Seed Source Genetics SSG HQ 210 CT 1004 663 1126 931 815Stoneville ST 4554 B2RF 1159 584 1084 942 826Deltapine DP 121RF 1037 775 1294 1035 919

*Patterson, R.E. 1950. A method of adjustment for calculating comparable yields in variety tests.

Five Year Average

Four Year Average

Three Year Average

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Table 13. Production information for dryland performance test at the AG-CARES farm, Lamesa, TX 2010.

Test: Uniform Variety Planting Date: May 19 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Trifluralin @ 1.3pt/A applied pre-plant Caparol @ 1.5 pt/A applied pre-plant Fertilizer: 20-10-0-5 @ 200 lbs/A applied pre-plant Rainfall: 17.2 inches during season Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Harvest Date: November 1 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 15. Yield summary of the dryland cotton variety test at the AG-CARES farm ,Lamesa

Comp.Name 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Average Average*

Croplan Genetics CG 3020B2F 195 1043 437 627 541 569Deltapine DP 555 BG/RR 201 1122 406 651 816 639FiberMax FM 958 165 1103 433 559 652 582FiberMax FM 9058F 191 1102 414 544 667 584PhytoGen PHY 72 118 1103 386 382 516 501

Croplan Genetics CG 3035RF 1363 500 676 924 846 746Croplan Genetics CG 3220B2RF 1169 486 584 747 746 646Croplan Genetics CG 3520B2RF 1029 455 660 767 715 615Croplan Genetics CG 4020B2RF 1037 435 559 599 677 577Deltapine DP 121 RF 1162 513 607 903 761 661FiberMax FM 1740B2F 1173 537 664 787 791 691FiberMax FM 9180B2F 1030 428 452 552 637 537

Americot AM 1532 B2RF 558 625 587 590 630FiberMax FM 9160B2F 404 635 527 522 562NexGen NG3348 B2RF 362 616 498 492 532NexGen NG3410 RF 422 493 486 467 507PhytoGen PHY 375WRF 527 678 961 722 762Seed Source Genetics SSG HQ 210 CT 405 605 704 571 611Stoneville ST 4554 B2RF 479 591 925 665 705Stoneville ST 5458 B2RF 536 652 869 686 726

*Patterson, R.E. A method of adjustment for calculating comparable yields in variety tests.

Three Year Average

Five Year Average

Four Year Average

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Table 16. Yield summary for uniform cotton variety tests over five locations in 2010Overall Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank

Name Yield Lub Irr Lub Dry Lam Irr Lam Dry HalfwayDeltapine DP 1044 B2RF 1464 13 3 6 10 12Stoneville ST 5458B2RF 1457 1 21 3 8 21Croplan Genetics CG 3035RF 1443 2 18 12 6 3PhytoGen PHY 375WRF 1438 17 4 21 3 11PhytoGen PHY 367WRF 1432 16 13 5 20 10PhytoGen PHY 499WRF 1421 20 14 19 4 2Monsanto 10R052B2R2 1415 3 55 15 1 48NexGen NG4111 RF 1414 8 2 34 35 4PhytoGen PHY 569WRF 1380 46 6 7 9 20Stoneville ST 4554B2RF 1377 27 36 2 5 15All-Tex AT Epic B2RF 1373 7 32 8 2 25Deltapine DP 121 RF 1368 19 26 9 7 19Deltapine DP 555BG/RR 1358 5 51 31 14 26Detapine DP 1137 B2RF 1356 26 1 17 26 39Deltapine DP 0912 B2F 1345 11 16 28 39 7FiberMax FM 9058F 1343 50 7 32 36 1FiberMax FM 9160B2F 1331 25 11 4 50 32Deltapine DP 174 RF 1330 36 40 1 11 33FiberMax FM 1740B2RF 1330 18 20 27 21 17PhytoGen PHY565WRF 1325 14 10 16 24 50PhytoGen PHY 519WRF 1317 39 23 14 18 13Stoneville ST 5288B2F 1308 9 8 55 16 18FiberMax FM 958 1304 4 22 49 37 9Stoneville ST 4288B2F 1303 12 39 10 23 37Croplan Genetics CG 3220B2RF 1300 6 42 11 29 31FiberMax FM 9170B2F 1299 42 30 29 19 6Monsanto 09R348B2R2 1288 15 12 30 42 41All-Tex AT 65207 B2RF 1278 30 38 13 13 30All-Tex AT 81220 B2RF 1262 41 25 38 17 23Seed Source Genetics SSG HQ 210 CT 1261 10 31 48 30 14Croplan Genetics CG 3520B2RF 1259 53 5 45 27 28Bayer CropScience BCSX 1030B2F 1256 35 28 23 46 16Detapine DP 1133B2RF 1252 22 48 18 15 27NexGen NG4012 B2RF 1251 28 9 42 34 47Bayer CropScience BCSX 1010B2F 1248 32 19 35 25 49Deltapine DP 104 B2RF 1246 52 27 24 22 22Monsanto 09R637R2 1227 45 54 37 12 44Americot AM 1532 B2RF 1226 44 15 22 45 43Deltapine DP 1028 B2RF 1223 23 29 26 28 54FiberMax FM 9180B2F 1221 40 17 41 48 29All-Tex AT Apex B2RF 1211 38 37 20 40 34Croplan Genetics CGX 1001B2RF 1211 48 24 46 54 8Deltapine DP 1032B2RF 1209 31 53 40 32 45NexGen NG4010 B2RF 1207 24 43 36 31 36NexGen NG2549 B2RF 1202 29 35 47 55 5Seed Source Genetics SSG HQ 212 CT 1151 33 34 53 33 40Croplan Genetics CG 4020B2RF 1134 49 46 39 43 42Croplan Genetics CG 3020 B2RF 1132 54 52 25 49 51NexGen NG3410 RF 1128 55 33 33 53 38FiberMax FM 1773LLB2 1118 21 49 54 41 35FiberMax FM 1845LLB2 1108 47 41 44 44 53PhytoGen PHY 72 1105 37 50 52 47 24NexGen NG3348 B2RF 1094 43 47 43 51 52All-Tex AT 81158 RF 1089 34 45 50 38 55Bayer CropScience BCSX 1040B2F 1065 51 44 51 52 46

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Table 17. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at the Dale Swinburn farm, Tulia, TX 2010.

Test: Cotton Variety Planting Date: May 5 Row Spacing: 30 in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Pre-plant incorporated Fertilizer: Feedlot manure @ 10 tons/A Irrigations: Furrow irrigated 1-2 times during season Insecticide: Temik @ 3.5 lbs/A at planting Harvest Aids: yes Harvest Date: November 4 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 19. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Pecos, TX 2010.

Test: Regional Cotton Variety Planting Date: May 1 Row Spacing: 34-42in variable (equivalent to 38in) Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Prowl @ 2pt/A applied pre-plant Fertilizer: none Irrigations: 11.3 acre-in May 11 4.6 acre-in June 14 4.0 acre-in June 28 4.3 acre-in July 26 4.8 acre-in August 11 4.0 acre-in August 25 37 acre-in

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Table 21. Yield summary of the irrigated cotton variety test at Texas AgriLife Research, Pecos

Comp.Name 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Average Average*

Croplan Genetics CG 4020B2RF 1108 946 951 767 1015 957Deltapine 555 BG/RR 1360 1031 1358 727 879 1071PhytoGen PHY 72 1264 1119 1115 884 827 1042

Croplan Genetics CG 3220B2RF 1224 1175 942 981 1081 1113

FiberMax 9058F 1209 859 850 973 1049FiberMax FM 9160B2F 1166 857 976 1000 1076NM 03012 1132 861 979 991 1067PhytoGen PHY 375WRF 1416 1118 1017 1184 1260PhytoGen PHY 755WRF 1100 954 1025 1026 1102Stoneville ST 4288 B2F 990 1035 1212 1079 1155Stoneville ST 4554 B2RF 1079 784 936 933 1009Stoneville ST 5288 B2F 1134 698 1091 974 1050Stoneville ST 5458 B2F 1182 1101 1167 1150 1226

* Patterson, R.E. A method of adjustment for calculating comparable yields in variety tests.

Three Year Average

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Table 22. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock, TX 2010.

Test: Late Planted Variety Planting Date: June 10 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Prowl @ 1 qt/A applied pre plant Caparol @ 1.2qt/A and Dual @ 1.3pt/A applied May 12 Fertilizer: 120-20-0 lbs/A applied pre-plant Irrigations: 2.5 acre inches June 10 1.4 acre inches August 5 Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Telone II fumigant (for nematodes) applied April 6 Harvest Date: November 22 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 24. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock, TX 2010.

Test: New Variety and Strains Planting Date: May 11 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Prowl @ 1 qt/A applied pre plant Caparol @ 1.2qt/A and Dual Magnum @ 1.3pt/A applied May 12 Fertilizer: 120-20-0 lbs/A applied pre-plant Irrigations: 1.0 acre inches July 21 1.4 acre inches August 5 Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Telone II fumigant (for nematodes) applied April 6 Harvest Aids: Gramoxone @ 32 oz/A + ½% crop oil applied November 3 Harvest Date: November 22 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 26. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Halfway, TX 2010.

Test: Regional Breeders Strains Planting Date: May 6 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Triflurin @ 1 ½ pt/A applied pre plant Fertilizer: 120-0-0 lbs/A applied June 1 Irrigations: 2.4 acre inches June 24 2.8 acre inches August 3 2.0 acre inches August 24 Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Harvest Aids: Super Boll @ 22oz/A and Def @8 oz/A applied October 4 Parazone @ 16oz/A and NIS at .05% Harvest Date: November 4 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 28. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Halfway, TX 2010.

Test: Verticillium Wilt Planting Date: May 6 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Triflurin @ 1 ½ pt/A applied pre plant Fertilizer: 120-0-0 lbs/A applied June 1 Irrigations: 2.4 acre inches June 24 2.8 acre inches August 3 2.0 acre inches August 24 Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Harvest Aids: Super Boll @ 22oz/A and Def @8 oz/A applied October 4 Parazone @ 16oz/A and NIS at .05% Harvest Date: November 11 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 30. Production information for pivot irrigated performance test at the AG-CARES farm, Lamesa, TX 2009.

Test: Nematode Variety Planting Date: May 12 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Trifluralin @ 1.3pt/A applied pre-plant Caparol @ 1.5pt/A applied May 14 Fertilizer: 10-34-0 @ 116 lbs/A applied pre-plant Irrigations: 5.1 acre-in applied May-September Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting Harvest Aids: Prep @ 2pt/A + 2oz ET with .45lb/A Zennith applied September 30 Gramoxone Inteon @ 32 oz/A + .25lb/A Array applied October 18 Harvest Date: October 26 Freeze Date: November 13

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Table 32. Production information for furrow irrigated performance test at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock, TX 2010.

Test: Bacterial Blight Planting Date: May 11 Row Spacing: 40in Planting Pattern: Solid Herbicide: Prowl @ 1 qt/A applied pre plant Fertilizer: 120-20-0 lbs/A applied pre-plant Irrigations: 1.0 acre inches June 21 1.4 acre inches August 5 Bacterial Blight: Inoculums applied August 19 Insecticide: Temik @ 2.4 lbs/A at planting

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Table 33. Ratings of the Bacterial Blight variety screening at Texas AgriLife Research, Lubbock 2010Designation % Blight Rating Croplan Genetics CG 3020 B2RF 0 resistant Monsanto 09R348B2R2 0 resistant Deltapine DP 1133 B2RF 0 resistant PhytoGen PHY 375WRF 0 resistant All-Tex AT 81144 B2RF 3 resistant Bayer CropScience BCSX 1040B2F 4 resistant FiberMax FM 9180B2F 10 resistant FiberMax FM 1845LLB2 13 partially resistant Deltapine DP 1032B2RF 35 partially resistant FiberMax FM 1773LLB2 50 partially susceptible All-Tex AT 81220 B2RF 75 susceptible Bayer CropScience BCSX 1030B2F 83 susceptible Deltapine DP 1044 B2RF 85 susceptible All-Tex AT 81227 B2RF 87 susceptible Croplan Genetics CG 3520B2RF 88 susceptible Croplan Genetics CGX 1001B2RF 90 susceptible Croplan Genetics CG 4020B2RF 92 susceptible PhytoGen PHY 519WRF 95 susceptible All-Tex AT 81158 RF 98 susceptible All-Tex ATX 7A21 98 susceptible Monsanto 09R637R2 98 susceptible All-Tex ATX LA122 100 susceptible Bayer CropScience BCSX 1010B2F 100 susceptible Croplan Genetics CG 3035RF 100 susceptible Croplan Genetics CG 3220B2RF 100 susceptible Monsanto 09R532B2R2 100 susceptible PhytoGen PHY 367WRF 100 susceptible PhytoGen PHY 565WRF 100 susceptible PhytoGen PHY 569WRF 100 susceptible Stoneville ST 4554 B2RF 100 susceptible

Mean 67c.v.% 16.8LSD 0.05 17

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