Grass and Forage Science


ISSN: 0142-5242        年代:1988
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1. Leaf age structure and canopy photosynthesis in rotationally and continuously grazed swards
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  1-14

A. J. PARSONS,   I. R. JOHNSON,   J. H. H. WILLIAMS,  

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2. The effect of the duration of regrowth on photosynthesis, leaf death and the average rate of growth in a rotationally grazed sward
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  15-27

A. J. PARSONS,   P. D. PENNING,  

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3. Comparison of herbage production under continuous stocking and intermittent grazing
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  29-39

SHEILA A. GRANT,   G. T. BARTHRAM,   LYNNE TORVELL,   J. KING,   D. A. ELSTONJ,  

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4. Photosynthetic potential of ryegrass pastures when released from continuous stocking management
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  41-48

J. KING,   E. M. SIM,   G. T. BARTHRAM,   S. A. GRANT,   L. TORVELL,  

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5. Use of a model to optimize the interaction between frequency and severity of intermittent defoliation and to provide a fundamental comparison of the continuous and intermittent defoliation of grass
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  49-59

A. J. PARSONS,   I. R. JOHNSON,   A. HARVEY,  

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6. Herbage growth and utilized output from grassland on dairy farms in southwest England: case studies of five farms, 1982 and 1983. I. Herhage growth
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  61-69

S. PEEL,   ELIZABETH A. MATKIN,   C. A. HUCKLE,  

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7. Herbage growth and utilized output from grassland on dairy farms in southwest England: case studies of five farms, 1982 and 1983. II. Herbage utilization
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  71-78

S. PEEL,   ELIZABETH A. MATKIN,   C. A. HUCKLE,  

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8. Effect of anhydrous ammonia treatment on the chemical composition and nutritive value of grass hay and on intake and performance in beef steers
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  79-86

A. R. G. WYLIE,   R. W. J. STEEN,  

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9. The chemical composition and nutritive value of grass silages prepared with no additive or with the application of additives containing eitherLactobacillus plantarumor formic acid
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  87-95

J. A. ROOKE,   F. M. MAYA,   J. A. ARNOLD,   D. G. ARMSTRONG,  

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10. Water use and water‐use efficiency of perennial ryegrass swards as affected by the height and frequency of cutting and seed rate
  Grass and Forage Science,   Volume  43,   Issue  1,   1988,   Page  97-104

RUTH COX,   T. W. PARR,   R. A. PLANT,  

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