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	Feral Rye: A Serious Threat to High Quality Wheat
	Publication #: B-1157 Date Published: 10/01/2004 Publication Author(s): Stephen D. Miller Craig M. Alford William L. Stump

Description:
Feral rye (Secale cereale L.) is a winter annual grass that causes serious economic losses for Wyoming winter wheat producers through yield reductions both from competition and contamination of harvested grain. The presence of feral rye in harvested grain can result in dockage, grade reduction, and loss of wheat quality. Feral Rye - A Serious Threat to High Quality Wheat identifies the plant, discusses its life history, and offers control strategies.

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