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    PHYTOGEN® BRAND PHY 136 W3E1

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    BREAK THROUGH WITH PHY 136 W3E1

    This variety is bred for the Southwest Plains and South-Central Texas regions, giving cotton growers the confidence that comes from proven adaptability across dryland and irrigated acres. PHY 136 W3E1 has a trait package that combines the Enlist® cotton trait and WideStrike® 3 insect protection trait offering powerful weed control, protection from yield-robbing lep, and high yield potential. It gives cotton growers the choice to customize their weed-management program and save on input costs if they do not need a glyphosate-tolerant trait. This semi-smooth leaf plant offers dependable fiber quality that makes PHY 136 W3E1 a resilient, reliable choice for operations looking for consistent performance.

    • TYPE: Upland
    • Early-mid maturing
    • Stacked root-knot and reniform nematode resistance 
    • Bacterial blight resistance 

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    Select your region to view PHY 136 W3E1 agronomic characteristics.

    FORTIFY YOUR FIELDS

    Learn more about PhytoGen® cottonseed trait advantages and see how the stacked nematode resistance traits, the Enlist® cotton trait, and the WideStrike® 3 insect protection trait will help you break through.

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    PHY 136 W3E1 YIELD RESULTS

    You can explore multiyear and multilocation performance for PhytoGen brand varieties to see how they’ve delivered consistent yield potential across the Cotton Belt. Visit our yield results page for previous years’ data and local insights that help guide your seed decisions.

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    NEED HELP IDENTIFYING VARIETIES FOR YOUR FIELDS?

    Your local PhytoGen field agronomist knows cotton from the roots up — from soil health to weed pressure to plant development — and can help compare PhytoGen brand varieties for different soils and environmental pressures to find the best fit for your fields.

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