10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COCKSFOOT»
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cocksfoot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Leaf and Canopy Photosynthesis Models for
Cocksfoot ...
SIMULATION AND VALIDATION OF A CANOPY PHOTOSYNTHESIS MODEL
FOR COCKSFOOT UNDER DIFFERENT NITROGEN, WATER, TEMPERATURE,
REGROWTH DURATION AND SHADE REGIMES 8.1 Introduction Canopy ...
cocksfoot and timothy, and measure the yield of digestible dry matter from this
mixture and from cocksfoot and timothy monocultures (Fig. 11.11). In a dry
situation, the deeper-rooted cocksfoot performs better than timothy. In the mixture
...
James C. Forbes, Drennan Watson, 1992
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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
autumn (Vartha 1975, 1977). In the present experiment, there was no evidence
that the cocksfoot was being excluded from its sward, nor that S. neesiana was
increasing in contribution, in the absence of 2,2-DPA and fertiliser (Fig. la).
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Fodder Crops and Amenity Grasses
Cocksfoot. Yasuharu Sanada1, Marie-Christine Gras2, and Edzard van Santen3
1 National Agricultural Research Center for Hokkaido Region, Hitsujigaoka 1,
Toyohira, Sapporo, Japan, ...
Beat Boller, Ulrich K. Posselt, Fabio Veronesi, 2010
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20th International Grassland Congress
The. nutritional. value. of. cocksfoot. (Dactylis. glomerata. L.) and. perennial.
ryegrass. (Lolium. perenne. L.) under. leaf-stage. based. defoliation.
management. L.R. Turner1, D.J. Donaghy1 and P.A. Lane2 1Tasmanian Institute
of Agricultural ...
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New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
grass, und negligible in cocksfoot. Survival counts in October 1972 averaged
98C'<. for ryegrass, 97% for cocksfoot, and 95% for browntop (SE 1%). April 1973
counts (Table 3) showed the effect of grazing in the first season, during which 15"
« ...
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ADVANCES IN VIRUS RESEARCH
Cocksfoot mottle virus (Serjeant, 1967), turnip crinkle virus (Broadbent and
Heathcote, 1958; Martini, 1958), and cowpea chlorotic mottle virus (Walters and
Dodd, unpublished results) have been transmitted by beetles. Cocksfoot mottle
virus ...
8
Agroforestry for Sustainable Land-Use Fundamental Research ...
Competition for light, water and nitrogen in an association of hazel (Corylus
avellana L.) and cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata L.) F. X. DE MONTARDt -i, H.
RAPEY:, R. DELPYt and P. MASSEYt t INRA agronomic; 234 avenue du Brezet; F
63039 ...
Daniel Auclair, C. Dupraz, 1999
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Agri-food Commodity Chains and Globalising Networks
Chapter 17 Akaroa Cocksfoot: Examining the Supply Chain of a Defunct New
Zealand Agricultural Export Vaughan Wood Introduction For the last 130 years,
commodities generated through pastoral farming have been the largest
component ...
Christina Stringer, Richard B. Le Heron, 2008
Cocksfoot or orchard grass is a valuable perennial pasture species, well adapted
to moderate to high fertility and to low soil moisture. If properly managed it is a
productive component of a mixed sward together with ryegrass and clovers.
R. H. M. Langer, Reinhart Hugo Michael Langer, G. D. Hill, 1991
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COCKSFOOT»
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cocksfoot is used in the context of the following news items.
Quality grazing property at Wannon produces quality beef cattle
The sandy loam soils have been progressively sown down to rye-grass, phalaris, sub-clovers and cocksfoot, with annual fertiliser applications. «Weekly Times Now, Jul 15»
Questions, answers and jobs for the coming week
A: The one with the thick stem is cocksfoot and the other is Yorkshire fog. To eradicate these nuisance weeds you will need to be very patient ... «Portsmouth News, Jul 15»
Secret lives in blobs of foam
Changing colour as days pass… cocksfoot, sedges, foxtails, dog's tails, fescues, sweet vernal and Yorkshire fog - names plucked from the air ... «Irish Independent, Jun 15»
Another Life: When birds go into hiding and butterflies disappear
But cocksfoot grass, a favourite food plant for its eggs and caterpillars, has so far waved in vain. The importance of habitat and food plant in ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
The importance of bees and butterflies
Holly (from £14.99) and ivy, thistles (from 8.99), bird's-foot-trefoil, garlic mustard, annual meadow grass, false brome grass, cocksfoot grass and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Research findings a promising start for PhD student
The mixed-sward system includes chicory and plantain (herbs), lucerne and white clover (legumes), and ryegrass, cocksfoot and prairie and ... «Scoop.co.nz, Jun 15»
New weapon for Barber's pole worm
In winter, they sow ryegrass and turnips over 50ha, plus similar areas to cocksfoot, sub and white covers and prairie grass. The family runs ... «The Land Newspaper, May 15»
Love of cattle shared around the world
Phalaris grass is in the pasture mix with fescue, cocksfoot, and clovers with some ryegrass and native species. Clover is an important part of ... «Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net, May 15»
Lime spread to help manage erosion
... included tunnel gullies being broken up, slopes re-contoured, and areas re-seeded with a mix of lucerne, clover, cocksfoot and pharus cover. «Marlborough Express, May 15»
'Tarrangower' a beauty
An improved pasture mix of ryes, fescues, cocksfoot and clovers enables home-bred and bought-in cattle to be grass-fattened on “Tarrangower” ... «The Land Newspaper, May 15»
