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Sprague, G.F., and P.A. Miller. 1950. A suggestion for evaluating current concepts
of the genetic mechanism of heterosis in corn. Agron. J. 42: 161-162.
Sprague, G.F., J.H. Lilly, and D.D. Rubis. 1950. Can planting dates beat borers. Ia.
Farm Sci. 4: 150-151.
Brimhall, B., and G.F. Sprague. 1951. Unsaturates of corn oil-inheritance and
maturity studies. Cereal Chem. 28: 225-231.
Sprague, G.F., and W.T. Federer. 1951. A comparison of variance components in
corn yield trials. II. Error, year x variety, location x variety and variety
components. Agron. J. 43: 535-541.
Sprague, G.F., and P.A. Miller. 1951. New corn hybrids for Iowa. Ia. Farm Sci.
5: 137-138.
Sprague, G.F., and A.L. Lang. 1951. Further progress in hybrid maize production in
European countries. O.E.E.C.
Sprague, G.F., P.A. Miller, and B. Brimhall. 1952. Additional studies of the relative
effectiveness of two systems of selection for oil content of the corn kernel.
Agron. J. 44: 329-331.
Sprague, G.F. 1952. Early testing and recurrent selection. Chap. 26, p. 400-417. In
Heterosis. Ia. State Coil. Press.
Sprague, G.F., and P.A. Miller. 1952. The influence of visual selection during
inbreeding on combining ability in corn. Agron. J. 44: 258-261.
Rojas, B.A., and G.F. Sprague. 1952. A comparison of variance components in corn
yield trials. III. General and specific combining ability and their interaction
with locations and years. Agron. J. 44: 462-466.
Sprague, G.F. 1953. Heterosis. Chapt. 7. In Growth and differentiation in plants.
p. 113-136.
Sprague, G.F. 1954. Breeding for resistance to stalk rot. Ninth Ann. Hybrid Corn
Industry Research Conf., Proc. p. 38-43.
Sprague, G.F. 1955. Corn breeding. Chapt. 5. In Corn., and corn improvement.
p. 221-292. Academic Press. New York.
Sprague, G.F. 1955. Industrial utilization. Chapt. 14. In Corn and corn improvement.
p. 613-636. Academic Press. New York.
Sprague, G.F. 1955. The world production of corn. Chap. 16. In Corn and corn
improvement. p. 679-688. Academic Press. New York.
Sprague, G.F. 1954. The use of variance components as a guide in designing an
adequate testing program. 2nd Pan Amer. Agron. Congress.
Sprague, G.F. 1954. Factors affecting choice of tester for the evaluation of inbred
lines of corn. 2nd Pan Amer. Agron. Congress.
Sprague, G.F. 1954. A comparison of theoretical genetic implications of continuous
self-fertilization and recurrent selection as methods of corn breeding. 2
nd
Pan
Amer. Agron Congress.
LeRoux, P M., J.G. Dickson, and G.F. Sprague. 1954. A genetic basis for rust resistance
in corn. Phytopathology 44: 496.
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Hooker, A.L., G.F. Sprague, and W.A. Russell. 1954. Correlation of resistance to
several stalk rots, ear rots and seedling blights and root necrosis in corn.
Agron. Abstracts. p. 70.
Hooker, A.L., G.F. Sprague, and W.A. Russell. 1955. Resistance to rust Puccinia
sorghi in corn. Agron. J. 47: 388.
Schuler, J.F., and G.F. Sprague. 1955. Natural mutations in inbred lines of maize
and their heterotic effect. II. Comparisons of mother line vs. mutant when
outcrosses to unrelated inbrecls. Genetics 41: 281-291.
Clem, Mary A., C.C. Mosier, and G.F. Sprague. 1956. Simplified punched
card procedures for predicting double cross performance. Agron. J. 48:
319-320.
Sprague, G.F. 1955. Problems in the estimation and utilization of genetic variability.
Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology, XX. p. 87-92.
Sprague, G.F., and A. Tavcar. 1956. Nais (Zea mays). General considerations and
American breeding work. Handbuch der Pflanzenzuchtung II Band 2:
103-143.
Sprague, G.F. 1955. Replications vs. location. 10th Ann. Hybrid Corn Industiry-
Research Conf., Proc. p. 10-13.
Pesek, J., G.F. Sprague, John Hanway, and F.A. Loeffel. 1955. The uptake of nitrogen,
phosphorus and potassium by different corn single crosses as affected by
population and nitrogen levels. Agron. Abst. 47: 32.
Sprague, G.F., and W.A. Russell. 1956. Some evidence on type of gene action
involved in yield heterosis in maize. Int. Genenetics Symposia, Proc. (Tokyo).
p. 522-526.
Sprague, G.F., W.A. Russell, and L.H. Penny. 1959. Further studies on convergent
improvement in corn. Genetics 44: 341-346.
Sprague, G.F. 1969. Germplasm manipulations of the future. In Physiological aspects
of crop yield. p. 375-396.
Sprague, G.F. 1970. World research needs for increasing corn production. Agr.
Eng. 51: 71, 91 and 108.
Sprague, G.F. 1970. High lysine corn. Span. 13: 1-4.
Sprague, G.F. 1970. A method of breeding for resistance. 6
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Indian Phytopathological
Cof. Vol 23, June.
Russell, W.A., L.H. Peny, G.F. Sprague, W.D. Guthrie, and F.F. Dicke. 1970. Registration
of maize (PL1-13) parental lines. Crop Sci. 11: 143.
Sprague, G.F., and H.H. McKinney. 1971. Further evidence of the behavior of AR in
maize. Genetics 67: 533-543.
Sprague, G.F., and R.G. Dahms. 1971. Development of crop resistance to insects.
J. Envir. Quality 1: 28-34.
Sprague, G.F. 1971. Genetic vulnerability in corn and sorghum. 26th Ann. Corn
and Sorghum Res. Conf., Proc. p. 96-104.
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Sprague, G.F. 1972. The genetics of corn breeding. Stadler Symposium 4:
69-81.
Eberhart, S.A., and G.F. Sprague. 1973. A major cereals project to improve maize,
sorghum and millet in Africa. Agron. J. 65: 365-373.
Sprague, G.F. 1973. Increasing crop yields: technical measures for increasing
productivity. In Man, food and nutrition. CRC Press. M. Rechcigl, Jr. (ed.).
p. 91-107.
Sprague, G.F. 1975. Opportunities and limiations in improving corn quality through
genetic changes. In Lowell D. Hill (ed.) Corn quality in world markets. Interstate
Printers and Publishers, Inc. Danville. p. 77-86.
Sprague, G.F. 1975. The development of hybrid corn technology in the United
States and selected countries. Agency for International Development, Technical
Assistance Bureau. Tech. Series Bul. 16. p. 1-80.
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