Experiments have been carried out with the aims of quantifying: (a) the response of a cultivar of Lotus corniculatus L. to two contrasting cutting treatments, in comparison with other temperate forage legume species; and (b) variation within Lotus spp. for traits of agronomic interest, in particular productivity, morphology and tannin content. The results are discussed in terms on the needs of livestock systems in the UK and the future direction of the Lotus breeding programme at IGER is outlined.<br/
The establishment of legumes crops with phenotypic traits that favour their persistence and competit...
Legumes are very important plants playing a central role in biological research. They are a key comp...
Sustainable production of livestock products needs to take account of the environmental consequences...
A small-plot experiment was carried out with grass-lotus (Lotus spp.) swards on a lowland (185 m) cl...
Lotus corniculatus (bird's-foot trefoil) and L. pedunculatus (greater bird's-foot trefoil) have the ...
Lotus corniculatus (bird?s-foot trefoil) and L. uliginosus syn. L. pedunculatus (greater bird?s- foo...
The yield and chemical composition of thirteen Lotus corniculatus varieties and one Lotus uliginosus...
Lotus corniculatus is a highly diverse legume with good adaptability to different soil and climat...
Research has shown that there are positive benefits from using Lotus as a grazing forage for ruminan...
Lotus corniculatus L. (bird\u27s-foot trefoil) is a potentially valuable species for UK grassland ag...
The aim of this study was to examine the degree of variability in morphological and agronomic charac...
Research has shown that Lotus corniculatus may provide benefits as a grazing forage for ruminants, b...
This research assesses the importance of using ecologically-similar rather than geographically-local...
The work described here was carried out as part of an extensive study by the Botany Department of th...
The objective of this work was to evaluate the response of five birdsfoot trefoil populations (Lotus...
The establishment of legumes crops with phenotypic traits that favour their persistence and competit...
Legumes are very important plants playing a central role in biological research. They are a key comp...
Sustainable production of livestock products needs to take account of the environmental consequences...
A small-plot experiment was carried out with grass-lotus (Lotus spp.) swards on a lowland (185 m) cl...
Lotus corniculatus (bird's-foot trefoil) and L. pedunculatus (greater bird's-foot trefoil) have the ...
Lotus corniculatus (bird?s-foot trefoil) and L. uliginosus syn. L. pedunculatus (greater bird?s- foo...
The yield and chemical composition of thirteen Lotus corniculatus varieties and one Lotus uliginosus...
Lotus corniculatus is a highly diverse legume with good adaptability to different soil and climat...
Research has shown that there are positive benefits from using Lotus as a grazing forage for ruminan...
Lotus corniculatus L. (bird\u27s-foot trefoil) is a potentially valuable species for UK grassland ag...
The aim of this study was to examine the degree of variability in morphological and agronomic charac...
Research has shown that Lotus corniculatus may provide benefits as a grazing forage for ruminants, b...
This research assesses the importance of using ecologically-similar rather than geographically-local...
The work described here was carried out as part of an extensive study by the Botany Department of th...
The objective of this work was to evaluate the response of five birdsfoot trefoil populations (Lotus...
The establishment of legumes crops with phenotypic traits that favour their persistence and competit...
Legumes are very important plants playing a central role in biological research. They are a key comp...
Sustainable production of livestock products needs to take account of the environmental consequences...