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With about five weeks of effective flowering & another three weeks to complete fibre elongation, a total of eight weeks without stress is required to have uninterrupted fibre length in all bolls.

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Title	Download	Date of Publication	Type
Recovering from 2,4-D damage - Induced water stress.		04/04/2012	Information Sheet
Cotton symptoms guide - The guide to symptoms of diseases and disorders in Australian cotton		24/02/2012	IDGuide
Responding to late season flooding		24/02/2012	Information Sheet
Petiole sampling and analysis		10/11/2011	Information Sheet
Soil and plant analysis		10/11/2011	Information Sheet
Leaf sampling and analysis		10/11/2011	Information Sheet
Case Studies of Flooded Cotton Recovery In Central Queensland 2011		31/08/2011	CaseStudy
Australian Cotton Production Manual 2010		20/08/2010	Production Guide
Healthy Soils Case Study: Organic Soil Amendments in Cotton Farming Systems		11/07/2008	CaseStudy
Nitrogen Losses		05/06/2008	Information Sheet
NutriLOGIC		31/03/2008	Information Sheet
Healthy Soils Case Study:Mycorrhiza after long fallows: is it still there? A mycorrhizal myth unearthed		10/07/2007	CaseStudy
Narrow rows widen chance of higher yields		07/05/2007	Information Sheet
Nutrient sampling guidelines for cotton 2006		19/06/2006	Information Sheet
Economic & Environmental Costs of Greenhouse Gases for Cotton Farming		31/03/2006	Information Sheet
Vetch improves the productivity of irrigated cotton		14/10/2004	Information Sheet
NUTRIpak - a practical guide to cotton nutrition		01/06/2001	Production GuideIDGuide

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