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Maize(Benson and Pierce, 1987; Johnson, 1991) although it is currently produced on every continent except Antarctica. It is a highly domesticated plant (evidence suggests that it was domesticated prior to 5000 BC; Benson and Pierce, 1987) with little remaining ability to propagate in the wild. It probabl

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Agronomy and cereal qualityen supply) which have marked effects on quality. The effects of these factors are, however, often strongly modified by the environment (e.g. rainfall) and indeed some, such as harvest date, are mediated largely through environmental influences. This chapter will therefore consider the role of enviro

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