Theme 01: Ecophysiology of Grasslands
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Publication Date
2001
Location
Brazil
Description
Tillering dynamics and tiller dry matter weight from Tanzania grass (Panicum maximum cv. Tanzania-1) were evaluated in two post-grazing stubbles (High Post-grazing Stubble – HPS-3.6 t of DM/ha and Low Post-grazing Stubble – LPS-2.3 t of DM/ha). There was no difference between post-grazing stubbles for decapitated axillary and basal remainder and new axillary tillers. The LPS presented greater number of new basal tillers. The rate of appearance of new basal and axillary tillers decreased with time after grazing. There were differences between the treatments on tiller dry matter weight, and greater values were found in the high post-graze stubble.
Citation
Barbosa, Rodrigo A.; Nascimento, Domicio Jr.; Euclides, Valéria P. B.; Regazzi, A. J.; and Fonseca, D. M., "Tillering Dynamics of Panicum maximum Jacq. cv. Tanzania-1 After Grazing" (2001). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 2.
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Tillering Dynamics of Panicum maximum Jacq. cv. Tanzania-1 After Grazing
Brazil
Tillering dynamics and tiller dry matter weight from Tanzania grass (Panicum maximum cv. Tanzania-1) were evaluated in two post-grazing stubbles (High Post-grazing Stubble – HPS-3.6 t of DM/ha and Low Post-grazing Stubble – LPS-2.3 t of DM/ha). There was no difference between post-grazing stubbles for decapitated axillary and basal remainder and new axillary tillers. The LPS presented greater number of new basal tillers. The rate of appearance of new basal and axillary tillers decreased with time after grazing. There were differences between the treatments on tiller dry matter weight, and greater values were found in the high post-graze stubble.
