Publication Date
1989
Description
Natural communities Chrysopogonetum grylli of low productive xerotherm grass Chrysopogon gryllus (1) Trin., have spread in the mountainous regions of Serbia (Kojic, 1958), so that even with a low productivity, 1-2 t/ha dry matter (Ocokoljic et al., 1983) represents an important source of fodder. In order to increase yield of thermophylic communities, different doses and combinations of mineral fertilizers NPK were used between 1965 and 1988.
Citation
Pavesic-Popovic, J; Kolarski, D; and Tancic, N, "Quantitative and Qualitative Changes of the Chryosopogonetum grylli Community Under the Long Term NPK Fertilization" (2025). IGC Proceedings (1989-2023). 53.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1989/session7/53
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Quantitative and Qualitative Changes of the Chryosopogonetum grylli Community Under the Long Term NPK Fertilization
Natural communities Chrysopogonetum grylli of low productive xerotherm grass Chrysopogon gryllus (1) Trin., have spread in the mountainous regions of Serbia (Kojic, 1958), so that even with a low productivity, 1-2 t/ha dry matter (Ocokoljic et al., 1983) represents an important source of fodder. In order to increase yield of thermophylic communities, different doses and combinations of mineral fertilizers NPK were used between 1965 and 1988.
