Tillering dynamics in palisadegrass swards continuously stocked by cattle

By A. F. Sbrissia, S. C. Silva, D. O. L. Sarmento, L. K. Molan, F. M. E. Andrade, A. Gonçalves, A. V. Lupinacci. Plant Ecology, 2010

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Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, Forestry, Soil Science

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Citations in the corpus

• Ecophysiology of C4 Forage Grasses—Understanding Plant Growth for Optimising Their Use and Management (2015, background): “grazing, swards are capable of compensating the smaller LAI through higher rates of tiller appearance and larger population of younger tillers [122], with greater growth potential than older tillers [121].”
• Grazing behaviour, herbage intake and animal performance of beef cattle heifers on marandu palisade grass subjected to intensities of continuous stocking management (2012, result): “…maintained at a low height the turnover of leaves and tillers is higher than on swards maintained at taller heights (Hernandez-Garay et al. 2000; Sbrissia et al. 2010), a condition that would result in low herbage mass comprised of younger leaves and tissues, explaining the results for CP,…”