Soil was a collected from 10 organic farms across the UK and evaluated for the presence of compatible rhizobia for red and white clover, lucerne and black medic (aka yellow trefoil). The data details nodulation of plants grown in soil solutions from each farm, in triplicate, compared to control inoculum
Strip-seeding of legumes into grassland improves forage quality and adds fixed nitrogen (N) to grass...
The agronomic performance of Caucasian clover in high country grasslands was the subject of two expe...
This report was presented at the UK Organic Research 2002 Conference on behalf of the Colloquium of ...
Soil was a collected from 10 organic farms across the UK and evaluated for the presence of compatibl...
Successful establishment of white clover (Trifolium repens) and lucerne (Medicago sativa) in the fie...
Nitrogen fixation by legume crops within arable rotations can build soil-fertility, produce a home-g...
In Spring 2009, ORC set up a legume trial on an organic farm, Barrington Park in Gloucestershire, as...
A review of the literature on legumes and their associated rhizobia in New Zealand resulted in four ...
Aims: This study evaluated the red clover (Trifolium pratense) root-associated microbiota to clarify...
Red clover cultivation made significant contributions to soil fertility prior to the introduction of...
The studies reported in this thesis examined the Rhizobium trifolii (also reclassified Rhizobium leg...
Most legume species can fix atmospheric N₂ via symbiotic bacteria (collectively termed rhizobia) in ...
White clover (Trifolium repens) is regarded as one of the most important forage legume in temperate ...
Four Trifolium repens (white clover) cultivars were evaluated under field conditions to determine th...
Strip-seeding of legumes into grassland improves forage quality and adds fixed nitrogen (N) to grass...
The agronomic performance of Caucasian clover in high country grasslands was the subject of two expe...
This report was presented at the UK Organic Research 2002 Conference on behalf of the Colloquium of ...
Soil was a collected from 10 organic farms across the UK and evaluated for the presence of compatibl...
Successful establishment of white clover (Trifolium repens) and lucerne (Medicago sativa) in the fie...
Nitrogen fixation by legume crops within arable rotations can build soil-fertility, produce a home-g...
In Spring 2009, ORC set up a legume trial on an organic farm, Barrington Park in Gloucestershire, as...
A review of the literature on legumes and their associated rhizobia in New Zealand resulted in four ...
Aims: This study evaluated the red clover (Trifolium pratense) root-associated microbiota to clarify...
Red clover cultivation made significant contributions to soil fertility prior to the introduction of...
The studies reported in this thesis examined the Rhizobium trifolii (also reclassified Rhizobium leg...
Most legume species can fix atmospheric N₂ via symbiotic bacteria (collectively termed rhizobia) in ...
White clover (Trifolium repens) is regarded as one of the most important forage legume in temperate ...
Four Trifolium repens (white clover) cultivars were evaluated under field conditions to determine th...
Strip-seeding of legumes into grassland improves forage quality and adds fixed nitrogen (N) to grass...
The agronomic performance of Caucasian clover in high country grasslands was the subject of two expe...
This report was presented at the UK Organic Research 2002 Conference on behalf of the Colloquium of ...