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Crops and Cultures Cultivar StoriesSeptember 16, 2024September 16, 2024

Rice ‘Jojutla’ – Parboiling Quality

Rice ‘Jojutla’ – Parboiling Quality

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Trevis D. Huggins and Anna M. McClung This chapter describes ‘Jojutla’, a rice cultivar that produces a superior parboiled product for the canning, soup, and restaurant industries. It was used to develop ‘Newrex’ and cultivars with excellent parboiling quality, specifically adapted for growing in the U.S.

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