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Publication Date
1993
Location
New Zealand
Description
The effect of different cutting regimes on physiology and morphology of aerial parts and roots in 6 bcrseem (Trifolium alexadrium L.) genotypes was evaluated. Observations were carried out on individual plants at 4 stages of development: fourth and eighth internode elongation, early flowering and physiological seed maturity. The results showed that the genotypes were characterised by highest values of dry matter in the aerial and root parts at the early flowering stage. Variability among genotypes was observed.
Citation
Martinello, P; Santis, G de; Iannucci, A; and Fonzo, N Di, "Accumulation of Dry Matter, Protein and Total Available Carbohydrate in Berseem under Different Cutting Regimes" (1993). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 13.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1993/session8/13)
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Accumulation of Dry Matter, Protein and Total Available Carbohydrate in Berseem under Different Cutting Regimes
New Zealand
The effect of different cutting regimes on physiology and morphology of aerial parts and roots in 6 bcrseem (Trifolium alexadrium L.) genotypes was evaluated. Observations were carried out on individual plants at 4 stages of development: fourth and eighth internode elongation, early flowering and physiological seed maturity. The results showed that the genotypes were characterised by highest values of dry matter in the aerial and root parts at the early flowering stage. Variability among genotypes was observed.
