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Increased Longevity Of Red Clover Through Selection For Persistence And Disease Resistance, R R. Smith Feb 2024

Increased Longevity Of Red Clover Through Selection For Persistence And Disease Resistance, R R. Smith

IGC Proceedings (1997-2023)

Red clover (Trifolium pratense L.), an excellent perennial forage legume, has been considered for many years to be a short-lived, two to three years, forage. Selection for resistance to foliar and root rot diseases and for longevity of stand over the past four decades has improved the persistence of the currently available cultivars. The present studies were conducted to evaluate the progress from selection for longevity and disease resistance. Selection for stand longevity and improved disease resistance has reliably extended the production of red clover into the third and fourth year. Selection for healthy plants in 3- or …


Participatory Identification Of Factors Inhibiting Integrated Management Of Livestock And Wildlife Production On Kenyan Rangelands, E. N. Muthiani, S. K. Karimi Aug 2021

Participatory Identification Of Factors Inhibiting Integrated Management Of Livestock And Wildlife Production On Kenyan Rangelands, E. N. Muthiani, S. K. Karimi

IGC Proceedings (1997-2023)

No abstract provided.


Syndrome Of Death Of Marandugrass In The Western Brazilian Amazon, Judson F. Valentim, Carlos M. S. De Andrade, Eufran Ferreira Do Amaral Oct 2020

Syndrome Of Death Of Marandugrass In The Western Brazilian Amazon, Judson F. Valentim, Carlos M. S. De Andrade, Eufran Ferreira Do Amaral

IGC Proceedings (1997-2023)

No abstract provided.


Induced Plant Succession As A Strategy To Reclaim Degraded Pastures In The Brazilian Amazon, Carlos M. S. De Andrade, Judson F. Valentim Oct 2020

Induced Plant Succession As A Strategy To Reclaim Degraded Pastures In The Brazilian Amazon, Carlos M. S. De Andrade, Judson F. Valentim

IGC Proceedings (1997-2023)

No abstract provided.