DK3881 is a sunflower hybrid that is mentioned in reports on hybrid field trials in the states of Colorado and Kansas in 1996 and 1998. The documentation provides data on yield, oil content, and seed moisture recorded during testing.
The name Tularosa refers to a geographic location in the USA and, in the context of plant breeding, occurs exclusively as a collection site for wild sunflower species samples for scientific purposes. No data confirming the existence of a sunflower variety with the full name Tularosa — DK3881 has been found.
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Tularosa - DK3881primaryQM
Tularosa-DK 3881IT, QZ
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