RESERCHES REGARDING THE BEHAVING WAY OF SOME PRODUCTION CHARACTERS TO SOME FORAGE PLANTS
Keywords:
annual forage plants, bush weight, phenophasesAbstract
Through annual plants cultivation is wanted to obtain a high quantity and quality of
forage, in spring as early as possible.In this paper I have studied Lolium multiflorum
var. westerwoldicum specie and two annual clover species (Trifolium incarnatum,
Trifolium resupinatum), observing the behavior of those ones from the point of view of
some production characters. Researches have shown that in which regards characters:
tillers number, plant’s height and weight of the bush, variability is in general medium
and small at all species, that shows that those characters are less influenced of pedoclimatic conditions and leaf’s surface presents a great variability, this one could be
influenced of climatic and soil conditions.
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