Fodder Species
Breeders’ knowledge on cattle fodder species preference in rangelands of Benin
... many species, to the point that some species are now considered to be threat- ened with ...2 fodder species among 16 pri- orities ...plant species according to the International Union ...
15
Diversity, distribution, nativity and utilization pattern of fodder species in watershed rissa-khad, h.p. india
... the fodder species were conducted throughout the study area between 2010 ...the fodder resources. The collection of fodder species brought in bundles (bojha) to the villages by the ...
5
Effect of Fertilising Fodder Chicory on Fodder Quality
... that fodder chicory has a high nutritive value, which determines higher increase of digestibility and palatability than in other fodder species such as grassland grasses and legumes ...of ...
5
Influence of fertilization rates on species composition, quality and yields of the meadow fodder
... individual fodder species is affected by the phosphorus ...The fodder qual- ity is thus most favourably ...the fodder dry mass is in a narrow relationship to in the soil available K and to the ...
5
Species Richness and Nutritive Values of Fodder and Their Relationship with Soil Characteristics in Ugandan Rangelands
... the species richness and nutritive values of fodder and their relationship with soil characteristics in the Ugandan ...of fodder species and their relationship with soil ...Four fodder ...
6
ASSESSMENT OF PHYTODIVERSITY OF A GRASSLAND COMMUNITY IN JAJPUR DISTRICT OF ODISHA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HUMAN WELFARE
... The experimental grassland community of Jajpur district in Odisha comprised 70% of medicinal species and 16% of fodder species. Some are used as vegetables, famine food, lawn tufts, making brooms, ...
7
Ethnobotanical assessment of plant resources of Banda Daud Shah, District Karak, Pakistan
... 3 species (Table 1). Out of total plant species, 25 were herbs followed by 18 shrubs species (Figure ...plant species, 40 were used for the preparation of various ethnomedicines, 25 as fuel ...
10
FORAGE YIELD AND QUALITY OF SIMPLE AND COMPLEX GRASS-LEGUMES MIXTURES UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS
... well-adapted species for maximum productivity could not be the best alternative over the long term, and that high levels of species diversity should be ...
5
Biodiversity of Indigenous Multipurpose Fodder Trees of Wolayta Zone, Southern Ethiopia: Ecological and Socio- Economic Importance
... The respondents revealed that indigenous MPFTs are miracle tree used as meeting under the tree shade, providing service like boundary demarcation or barrier. About 67% , 60% and 63%of respondents’ in Sodo Zuria, Damot ...
10
ETHNOBOTANICAL STUDIES OF WEEDS IN DISTRICT MARDAN, PAKISTAN
... plant species, belonging to 34 families and 63 genera were reported as used by the local farming community for different purposes like fuel, fodder, furniture, vegetable, shelter, ornamental and ...Most ...
11
ETHNOBOTANICAL STUDIES OF SPRING FLORA OF DISTRICT DIR (LOWER), KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, PAKISTAN
... Ethnobotanical uses: Young leaves and flowering tops were used as vegetable. Oil is extracted from seeds which are used in cooking, massage of body and hair, used ointment. Seed cakes locally known as “Khal” is obtained ...
13
Transfer of trace elements with low soil mobility into plants
... Figure 3 displays the increasing content of the mobile species (MN) of As from the strong acid to neutral soils in dependence upon the increasing of the total As content. All mentioned facts are confirmed by the ...
6
Fodder Production Scenario and Strategies for Revitalizing Fodder Production Technologies
... elements: Fodder from common cereal crops like Maize, Sorghum and Oats are rich in energy and the leguminous crops like Lucerne, Berseem & Cowpea are rich in ...green fodder crops are known to be ...
15
Effect of some improvement works on the floristic composition of the vegetal cover in Nardus stricta grasslands
... of species from other botanical families (20-33%) through the occurrence of other species in the vegetal cover whose fodder value is low (Ranunculus montanum, Campanula napuligera, and Polygonum ...
7
Traditional plant use in Burkina Faso (West Africa): a national-scale analysis with focus on traditional medicine
... Some species identified as commercially important in other studies were not ranked as top use spe- cies in our list (especially Vitex ...a species and a large number of different use categories can be ...
10
LIGHT INTENSITY- NUTRIENT INTERACTION ON THE PRODUCTIVITY, QUALITY AND NET RETURNS OF GUINEA GRASS(Panicum maximum J.)
... dry fodder yield in shade for the respective ...tropical fodder grasses, Paspalum malacophyllum and Paspalum wettsteini, the depression being proportional to the quantum of photo synthetically active ...
10
18. Arvind Bijalwan
... the fodder requirement of livestock during lean period and also reduced the biotic pressure on the ...dominant fodder tree species in lower to middle Himalayan region, however, Celtis australis, ...
5
The Effect of Small Scale Topographic Gradient on the Distribution and Community Utilization of Indigenous Woody Species in a Lowland Dryland Environment, Lokapel Area, Turkana, Kenya
... woody species number at 680 m which was in close range to the riparian floodplain environment and not the hill ...woody species, it was not strong enough to influence rainfall as a key en- vironmental ...
19
An ethnobotanical analysis of parasitic plants (Parijibi) in the Nepal Himalaya
... Before initiating our ethnobotanical investigation, we collected all available data on the status of PMP in Nepal. First, we reviewed authoritative botanical texts [25–30] to glean details on plant distributions, ...
15
Ethnobotanical Studies of Some Useful Herbs, Shrubs and Trees of Shirala tahsil of Sangli District, M.S., India
... Local Uses: Roots are used in rheumatism, pneumonia and cough. Leaves are applied to reduce swelling. The decoction of leaves is antispasmodic, expectorant, abortifacient and also used for curing dysentery in cattle. It ...
7