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The effect of defoliation on the seed-producing capacity of bred varieties of grasses III Varieties of perennial ryegrass, cocksfoot, meadow fescue and timothy

H.M.Roberts

Grass and Forage Science 20(4): 283-289

1965

ISSN/ISBN: 0142-5242
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2494.1965.tb00437.x
Accession: 025746700
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Leafy grass varieties S24 perennial ryegrass, S26 cocksfoot, S215 meadow fescue and S51 timothy were cut in October and at various growth stages in spring; S53 meadow fescue was grazed at similar periods. Sub-plots were given different applications of N. The control plots had similar manurial treatments but were not defoliated.

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