Forage plants
Study on nutritional value of two interplanting forage plants in forest
... tow forage plants (Zea diploperennis and Dioscorea esculenta) were interplanted in the Camellia oleifera forest by interplanting technology of forage grass and small ...higher forage value ...
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Changes in traditional ecological knowledge of forage plants in immigrant villages of Ningxia, China
... of forage plants [1] and have a deep understanding of and practical experience with local forage resources ...of forage plants, gained from local livelihoods and cultures that rely on ...
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RESERCHES REGARDING THE BEHAVING WAY OF SOME PRODUCTION CHARACTERS TO SOME FORAGE PLANTS
... Lolium mutiflorum is high quality forage and is consumed in all forms (green fodder, hay, and silo). It has capacity to enrich soil in organic matter, leaving after harvest the equivalent of organic substance of ...
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Harvesting strategy and N fertilization influence 134 Cs uptake by forage plants
... due to an ammonium fertilizer was most effec- tive in coarse mineral and organic soils. Grauby et al. (1990) recommended that ammonium fer- tilizers not be used in the event of a nuclear ac- cident. On the other hand, ...
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Testing New Range Forage Plants.
... Resulting seed was used for field planting trials on range and abandoned farm lands in soil conservation districts. Foundation seed[r] ...
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The control of gastrointestinal sheep nematodes with tanniferous forage plants
... With respect to the research dedicated to alternative strategies to control GIN parasites, tanniferous plants have received a strong impetus in the last decade. Many experiments addressing various aspects of the ...
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Some Factors Affecting Establishment of Desirable Forage Plants in Weedy Bluegrass Pastures of Eastern Nebraska.
... The primary objective of this study was to determine the ef- fects of seed b e d preparation methods and weed control prac- tices on the establishment of de- [r] ...
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Effect of Herbicidal Control of Saw Palmetto On Associated Native Forage Plants In Peninsular Florida.
... TABLE 2. 2Non-toxic broad-leaved plants.. This pos- sibly resulted from excessive burn of leaf tissues and de- creased herbicidal translocation; however, the manner [r] ...
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Effects of Certain Fungicides on Seed Germination and Seedling Establishment of Range Forage Plants.
... In the flats of field soils, fungi- tidal seed treatment was more effective with the warm-season grasses than with the cool-season grasses or the legumes.. and Rhizoctonia[r] ...
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Collecting Forage Plants in Turkey.
... Onobrychis viciaefolia on the mountain- sides near by, grown them in his garden, selected the hay types and increased them. He was then contem- plating the same [r] ...
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Evaluation of Dorycnium spp as Alternative Forage Plants
... period forage of Dorycnium ...spp. forage appeared to be influenced by environmental and developmental characteristics, with the growth stage identified as a useful tool for predicting forage ...
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Evaluation of Dorycnium spp as Alternative Forage Plants
... The genus Dorycnium L. consists of a number of species of perennial leguminous shrubs known to be relatively drought tolerant. Low rainfall areas (i.e <600 mm annually) of Australia under agricultural use are subject ...
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Forage Plants in a Montana High Altitude Nursery.
... Although Idaho fescue is dominant around the nursery, the seed from the same species growing near Missoula at about 3,500 feet produced plants of little survival [r] ...
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The influence of drainage on the growth of forage plants
... The tall fescue-Iadino clover mixture produced about 1000 pounds more dry forage per acre than the orchardgrass-ladino clover on the no tpe plots, and also slightly more forage where til[r] ...
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Range and Livestock of Kodiak Island.
... Major forage plants are Lyngbye sedge, bluejoint grass, white cottongrass (Eriophomm scheuchzeri) plus a few forbs and shrub species.. It in- cludes all untimbered [r] ...
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Evaluating pasture species for less fertile soils in a subtropical aseasonal low rainfall zone
... and forage plants for use on marginal cropping ...perennial plants, and native species were ...of plants, and watered to ensure estab- ...main forage types, such as Austrostipa scabra ...
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Local knowledge about fodder plants in the semi-arid region of Northeastern Brazil
... fodder plants in the studied communities, suggesting that they are responsible for animal breeding and the collection of ...of forage plants and dominate the ...
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Biomass Production AND Nutrient FROM Crotalaria JUNCEA L. AS Green Manure IN Different Planting Distance AND Age OF Harvest
... youngest plants decomposed ...of forage plants or green manure as organic material increasing total nitrogen content of soils up to 60%, increase ability cation exchange capacity to 24%, and enhance ...
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Use of different plants species in vertical flow constructed wetland for organic matter removal from domestic wastewater
... Five plants namely Andropogon gayanus (Kunth, 1833), Chrysopogon zizanioides (Roberty, 1960), Echinochloa pyramidalis ...perennial forage plants highly appreciated by agro-pastoralists for their ...
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Yield and Quality Response of Ryegrass, Egyptian Clover and Their Mixtures to Different Sources of Fertilizers
... Two field experiments were conducted during two successive winter seasons of 2008/2009 and 2009/2010 to investigate the potentialities of mixing Egyptian clover with ryegrass under bio, or- ganic and mineral ...
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