Alfalfa plants having improved standability and methods for...

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C435S410000

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ABSTRACT:
The invention provides alfalfa plants having improved standability and/or fast recovery after spring green-up or after harvest and methods for producing such plants. Such alfalfa plants provide increased annual yield of high quality forage.

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