Influence of Successive Years of Simulated Grazing (Clipping) on Pinegrass Growth

Stout, Darryl G.; Brooke, B.; McLean, A.; Hall, J. B.

doi:10.4141/cjps81-138

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“…First, plants clipped in spring 1999 had been clipped in the previous spring. Several studies have shown that repeated clipping of the same plants over consecutive years will reduce dry matter yields of perennial grasses (Stout et al 1981, Becker et al 1997). Second, there was a wider range between temperature extremes in October during the second than the first season.…”

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Nitrogen and Row Spacing on Digitaria eriantha Production and Digestibility

Gargano¹,

Adúriz²,

Busso³

et al. 2003

Journal of Range Management

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Nitrogen and Row Spacing on Digitaria eriantha Production and Digestibility

Gargano¹,

Adúriz²,

Busso³

et al. 2003

Journal of Range Management

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“…Because of the extent of tiller pull-up, the results from the simulated grazing studies (Freyman 1970;Stout et al 1980Stout et al , 1981 …”

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Quantification of Tiller Pull-Up During Grazing of Pinegrass

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1985

Can. J. Plant Sci.

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“…For more details of this study see Stout et al (1981) RECOVERY FOLLOWING STAND DETERIORATION After completion of the herbage removal Intensity study (Fig. 11), the plots that had been clipped for 4 consecutive years were left to recover for 6 years.…”

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