9 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «गिनीग्रास»
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गिनीग्रास in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
गिनीग्रास and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Tropical Dairy Farming: Feeding Management for Small ... - Page 72
(Source: J Moran, unpublished 2002) Comparing King and Guinea grass Although Napier grass has traditionally been considered one of the most suitable grasses for intensive animal production, its reliance on high soil fertility and regular ...
2
Tropical Plant Breeding - Page 267
Michel Noirot Guinea grass (Panicum maximum Jacq.) is a perennial Poaceae cultivated as a forage plant in tropical countries (Degras and Doussinault, 1969; Grof and Harding, 1970; McCosker and Teitzel, 1975). This plant of East African ...
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Tropical Forage Plants: Development and Use - Page 112
'Tift 49,' a sexual cultivar developed by W. W. Hanna, USDA-ARS, Tifton, Georgia.36 The sexual potential of six guinea grass varieties determined through embryo sac analysis was reported by Javier,40 although no sexual plants were ...
W.D. Pitman, Antonio Sotomayor-Rios, 2000
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Loyal to the Land: The Legendary Parker Ranch. 1950-1970, ...
... as a dependable forage resource, especially for growing stock. Common guinea grass pastures are adapted to a sixty-day regrowth cycle during the hotter months and a ninety-day period during the cooler months of December, January ...
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52nd International Congress of Meat Science and ... - Page 147
Experiment 1 was conducted using fresh Guinea grass, Wild sunflower and Ipilipil. Each treatment consisted of 25 grams of broiler finisher mash. Ad-libitum amount of fresh Guinea (Panicum maximum), Wild sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia) ...
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Pastures of Puerto Rico and Their Relation to Soil ... - Page 34
On the south side of the island, guinea grass and serrillo are seeded in old pastures after they are weeded. Seeds are scattered in places where the soil has been disturbed with machete or hoe in the process of removing the weeds. Planting.
Hugo William Alberts, Ovidio García Molinari, 1943
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20th International Grassland Congress - Page 443
The objective of this study was to investigate the growth, dry matter (DM) production and nutritive quality of wild Guinea grass along roadsides in different ecological zones. Materials and methods The study was conducted in five ecological ...
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Jamaica Surveyed: Plantation Maps and Plans of the ... - Page 192
Guinea grass covered 77 acres, but the remainder was in wood and ruinate. Hilton Hill had 134 acres in pimento (units a-c), 16 acres in 'young pimento' (units f-g), 15 acres in provisions, 7 acres in Guinea grass, and the remainder in wood.
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Dictionary of Jamaican English - Page 214
.Guinea Grass. This plant. . is frequently cultivated in Jamaica, to supply their stabled and working cattle with food. it$4 Sketch Book ii 9, A very different result attended the accidental mtro- duction of Guinea-grass into Jamaica in 1 744.
Frederic Gomes Cassidy, Robert Brock Le Page, 2002
