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The white-chaffed variety, Karl 92, is on the left and Jagger is on the right. There is a big difference in chaff color of these two varieties. Chaff color can be used to help identify varieties. For example, if a farmer thinks a variety is Jagger in a certain field, but the heads have a white chaff, we know it can’t be Jagger. So, it must be another variety. |
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