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Publication Date
1997
Location
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Description
Replicated studies were established jointly by Chinese and American scientists in central Inner Mongolia. Both Asian and North American plant materials were included. Results of the Chinese plots show USA saline-tolerant species have potential to assist the Chinese with saline soil reclamation. On saline sites, USA cultivars rated the best stands and had the highest yields. Generally, Chinese desert steppe species outperformed USA upland entries with the Chinese legumes establishing the best stands and producing the most biomass.
Citation
Holzworth, L K.; Gu Anlin; Scheetz, J G.; and Majerus, M E., "Cooperative Evaluation of Western Hemisphere Grassland Germplasm in Inner Mongolia, PRC" (1997). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 47.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session1/47)
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Cooperative Evaluation of Western Hemisphere Grassland Germplasm in Inner Mongolia, PRC
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Replicated studies were established jointly by Chinese and American scientists in central Inner Mongolia. Both Asian and North American plant materials were included. Results of the Chinese plots show USA saline-tolerant species have potential to assist the Chinese with saline soil reclamation. On saline sites, USA cultivars rated the best stands and had the highest yields. Generally, Chinese desert steppe species outperformed USA upland entries with the Chinese legumes establishing the best stands and producing the most biomass.
