Morphology and plant growth

Ebert, E.; Dumford, S. W.

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-38488-6_5

Effects of Triazine Herbicides on the Physiology of Plants 1976

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-38488-6_5

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Morphology and plant growth

E. Ebert

S. W. Dumford²

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Effect of Atrazine, Fertilizer, and 2,4-D on Winter Grazing Preferences of Beef Cows on Northcentral Oklahoma Tallgrass Prairie

Baker¹,

Powell²

1982

Journal of Range Management

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A good condition, tallgrass prairie experimental area was treated with selected combinations of atrazine, 2,4-D, and NPK fertilizer in spring 1975 and 1976. Crude protein contents in November herbage ranged from 3.401, to 6.3% in treated samples. Untreated herbage contained 5.0% crude protein. Nonlactating beef cows were allowed to graze freely on the area during December, 1976. Utilization of herbage ranged from 43% to 87%. Utilization was greatest on NPK areas (82%), 3.4 kg atrazine + NP areas @SO/O), and 3.4 kg atrazine-I-NPK areas (87%). Decreaser species comprised a larger percentage of the total production on atrazine i-NP, atrazine-I-NPK, and 2,4-D-I-NPK areas than on fertilizer-only areas. Tallgrass prairie treated with atrazine and fertilizer or 2,4-D and fertilizer was preferred by beef cows as winter forage over untreated herbage. There was a 15% increase in herbage utilization for every 1% increase in crude protein in the herbage in December.

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Effect of Atrazine, Fertilizer, and 2,4-D on Winter Grazing Preferences of Beef Cows on Northcentral Oklahoma Tallgrass Prairie

Baker¹,

Powell²

1982

Journal of Range Management

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