10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HARDINGGRASS»
Discover the use of
hardinggrass in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hardinggrass and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
or 3 pounds of subterranean clover are drilled with 4 pounds of hardinggrass per
acre if a perennial grass is desired. Where Lana vetch and hardinggrass are
grown in combination, the Lana vetch is overseeded on hardinggrass the second
...
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1975
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Weeds of California and Other Western States
Hardinggrass, littleseed canarygrass, and probably some other Phalaris species
have juice that often oxidizes to a pinkish color when stems are broken at the
base. Refer to table 51 (p. 1242) for a comparison of the important characteristics
of ...
Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, 2007
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Soil survey of Nevada County area, California
or 3 pounds of subterranean clover are drilled with 4 pounds of hardinggrass per
acre if a perennial grass is desired. Where Lana vetch and hardinggrass are
grown in combination, the Lana vetch is overseeded on hardinggrass the second
...
Lynn A. Brittan, United States. Soil Conservation Service, United States. Forest Service, 1975
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Grass Varieties in the United States
Phalaris aquatica L. - hardinggrass Phalaris tuberosa L. var. stenoptera (Hack.)
A.S. Hitchc. Phalaris tuberosa L. var. hirtiglumis Bart, and Trabut Species now
contains hardingrass and koleagrass. Hardinggrass is a cool-season, ...
U.S. Dept. of Agricu, 1995
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Soil survey, Alameda area, California
Seeding hardinggrass on selected soils that receive more than 16 inches of
rainfall annually provides high protein green feed approximately from December
15 through June 15. Compatible annual legumes, such as subterranean clover
and ...
Lawrence E. Welch, United States. Soil Conservation Service, California Agricultural Experiment Station, 1966
Seeding hardinggrass on selected soils that receive more than 16 inches of
rainfall annually provides high protein green feed approximately from December
15 through June 15. Compatible annual legumes, such as subterranean clover
and ...
United States. Bureau of Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Soil Conservation Service, 1966
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Miscellaneous Publication
Perhaps the most detailed measurements of frost heaving injury to specific plants
is reported by Kinbacher (14) who studied hardinggrass, perennial ryegrass (
Lolium perenne L.) and two winter wheats. By using a method to produce
heaving ...
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Plant Morphogenesis as the Basis for Scientific Management ...
Reseeded legumes were more subject to heaving than reseeded grasses, and
smilo (Oryz- opsis miliacea (L.) Beuth and Hook ex Aschen. and Schweinf.) with
finely branched roots was heaved more than hardinggrass (Phalaris tuber- osa L.
) ...
United States/Australia Rangeland Panel. Workshop, Kermit William Kreitlow, Richard Harry Hart, 1974
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Molecular Breeding for the Genetic Improvement of Forage ...
Materials and methods Amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) markers
were used to examine genetic variation among tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea)
populations (Mian et al., 2002), as well as among and within hardinggrass ...
Mervyn O. Humphreys, 2005
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Soil survey, Alameda area, California
The amount of vegetation for erosion control and for livestock feed and forage
can be improved by seeding perennial or annual grasses and annual legumes
on soils that are suitable. Seeding hardinggrass on selected soils that receive
more ...
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1966
