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Acknowledgements
The authors thank to W.J. Raupp for critical reading of the
manuscript. This investigation was supported by a special USDA grant
to WGRC. Contribution no. 95-190-J from the Kansas Agricultural
Experimental Station, Kansas State University, Manhattan.
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