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Effect of cutting height and frequency onLeucaena leucocephalaforage and wood production

 

作者: J.P. Muir,  

 

期刊: African Journal of Range & Forage Science  (Taylor Available online 1998)
卷期: Volume 15, issue 1-2  

页码: 7-10

 

ISSN:1022-0119

 

年代: 1998

 

DOI:10.1080/10220119.1998.9647934

 

出版商: Taylor & Francis Group

 

关键词: Agroforestry;in vitrodigestibility;Mozambique;crude protein

 

数据来源: Taylor

 

摘要:

Leucaena leucocephalais a fast‐growing tree that can provide both high quality forage and firewood. The objective of this trial was to determine the optimum height and frequency of cutting for both wood and forage production. Cutting heights at 0.3 m, 0.6 m and 1.0 m were superimposed on 3‐month and 6‐month cutting frequencies on mature rows ofL. leucocephalafor three years. Effects of year or its interaction with the other factors were not significant (P≥0.10). There was an increase (P=0.07) in wood production but not forage production (P≥0.10) with the longer interval. Cutting height had an effect on forage (P<0.001) production, with 5.47 t ha−1a−1for the 0.3‐m height, 7.62 t ha−1a−1for the 0.7‐m height, and 8.71 t ha−1a−1for the 1.0‐m height. Cutting height also had an effect on wood production (P<0.001), with 7.22 t hd−1a−1for the 0.3‐m height, 9.33 t ha−1a−1for the 0.7‐mheight, and 11.55 t hd−1a−1for the 1.0‐m height. In this experiment, the six‐month interval produced more wood than the three‐month interval, but there were no differences in quantity of forage dry matter inL. leucocephala; there were advantages in both wood and forage production with the taller trunk base.

 

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