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80 GDD: Note that these seedlings
have not
yet emerged.
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91 GDD: The first spike is just
emerging
from the ground
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108 GDD: The first leaf is starting
to open up, but is still rolled.
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121 GDD: The 2nd leaf is emerging
but is still
rolled. The plant has a
characteristic “V” shape
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136 GDD: The third leaf is just
emerging as
a spike.
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147 GDD: The 3rd leaf is larger,
but still
rolled so it stays fairly
upright
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161 GDD: The 3rd leaf is starting
to flatten out but
is still rolled
enough that the end of the leaf
has not fallen below 45 Degrees.
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172 GDD: The 3rd leaf is fully open
as indicated
by the end falling below
45 degrees
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190 GDD: The 4th leaf emerges
as a spike.
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199 GDD: The 4 th leaf is more
than a spike, but
is still rolled
and standing up fairly
straight.
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