Theme 13: Plant Improvement
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Publication Date
2001
Location
Brazil
Description
A collection of Paspalum accessions obtained from Brazil was tested for their adaptation to poorly drained soils. Three accessions were selected based on their DM production and nutritive value. Productivity and quality of these three accessions was stable over the periods of maximum and minimum rainfall, giving potential for continuous forage supply throughout the year in the tropical Americas. Grazing trials for the selected accessions are underway.
Citation
Peters, Michael; Hincapié, B.; Avila, P.; and Lascano, C. E., "Evaluation of Paspalum spp. with Adaptation to Poorly Drained Soils in the Tropical Americas" (2001). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 6.
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Evaluation of Paspalum spp. with Adaptation to Poorly Drained Soils in the Tropical Americas
Brazil
A collection of Paspalum accessions obtained from Brazil was tested for their adaptation to poorly drained soils. Three accessions were selected based on their DM production and nutritive value. Productivity and quality of these three accessions was stable over the periods of maximum and minimum rainfall, giving potential for continuous forage supply throughout the year in the tropical Americas. Grazing trials for the selected accessions are underway.
