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Bibliography and Print Resources
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Images and Illustrations
Figures 1 and 2 by Emily Oseas Routman.
Figure 3 from W. P. Gorenzel and T. P. Salmon (1982).
Figure 4 by Renee Lanik, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Acknowledgments
Information used in this section draws upon the author’s personal experience and a variety of scientific and applied references and extension leaflets.
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