An evaluation of a collection of amphicarpic Centrosema rotundifolium showed considerable variability among the six accessions tested, regarding above- and below-ground seed production. Dry-season forage yields were very low but rainy-season yields reached acceptable levels. Contents of crude protein, P and Ca were intermediate to high (CP and P) or low (Ca). Three accessions are suggested for on-farm testing in association with grasses in order to explore the plant persistence implications of belowground seed production under practical conditions. Furthermore, the potential of this amphicarpic species for the conservation of sandy soils deserves attention
The agronomic performance of seven forage grasses, under a mature rubber plantation, was assessed in...
Soil degradation due to overgrazing and overstocking of animals is a worldwide problem. It is estima...
Abstract This special project attempted to determine the contribution of the aboveground biomass of...
An evaluation of a collection of amphicarpic Centrosema rotundifolium showed considerable variabilit...
Amphicarpy is a particular reproduction mechanism by which a plant can produce both above-ground and...
Centrosema pubescens is a widespread distributed forage legume in tropical America. It is considered...
A collection of Paspalum accessions obtained from Brazil was tested for their adaptation to poorly d...
Information is scanty on seasonal changes in the yield and quality of forage legumes adapted to the ...
Much of the tropical livestock sector is managed in extensive grazing systems and in most cases with...
The African perennial C4 grass Hyparrhenia rufa (Nees) Stapf has successfully invaded the lowland no...
An experiment to compare two methods for establishing different forage legumes in a pangolagrass (Di...
In the north-east of Argentina, there are more than 100,000 hectares of silvopastoral systems where ...
Abstract: Management evaluation of Panicum maximum cv. massai (Massai guineagrass) under deferment c...
Tropical forages growing in low-fertility acid soils usually increase the amount of dry matter parti...
Soil fertility of the Brazilian savannah Cerrado is naturally poor. Extensive areas of pastures loca...
The agronomic performance of seven forage grasses, under a mature rubber plantation, was assessed in...
Soil degradation due to overgrazing and overstocking of animals is a worldwide problem. It is estima...
Abstract This special project attempted to determine the contribution of the aboveground biomass of...
An evaluation of a collection of amphicarpic Centrosema rotundifolium showed considerable variabilit...
Amphicarpy is a particular reproduction mechanism by which a plant can produce both above-ground and...
Centrosema pubescens is a widespread distributed forage legume in tropical America. It is considered...
A collection of Paspalum accessions obtained from Brazil was tested for their adaptation to poorly d...
Information is scanty on seasonal changes in the yield and quality of forage legumes adapted to the ...
Much of the tropical livestock sector is managed in extensive grazing systems and in most cases with...
The African perennial C4 grass Hyparrhenia rufa (Nees) Stapf has successfully invaded the lowland no...
An experiment to compare two methods for establishing different forage legumes in a pangolagrass (Di...
In the north-east of Argentina, there are more than 100,000 hectares of silvopastoral systems where ...
Abstract: Management evaluation of Panicum maximum cv. massai (Massai guineagrass) under deferment c...
Tropical forages growing in low-fertility acid soils usually increase the amount of dry matter parti...
Soil fertility of the Brazilian savannah Cerrado is naturally poor. Extensive areas of pastures loca...
The agronomic performance of seven forage grasses, under a mature rubber plantation, was assessed in...
Soil degradation due to overgrazing and overstocking of animals is a worldwide problem. It is estima...
Abstract This special project attempted to determine the contribution of the aboveground biomass of...