Tiller dynamics of grazed swards.

By C. Matthew, S. Assuero, C. Black, N. S. Hamilton, G. Lemaire, J. Hodgson, A. Moraes, C. Nabinger, P. Carvalho. 2000

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Tillering dynamics in palisadegrass swards continuously stocked by cattle (2010, background): “…from the PVC rings sustain the argument, since TPD results from the PVC rings were consistently larger than those from direct tiller counts on undisturbed areas, especially for swards managed at 30 and 40 cm. Matthew et al. (2000) showed that different species have variable perennation strategies.”
Tiller dynamics of perennial ryegrass cultivars derived from different New Zealand ecotypes: effects of cultivar, season, nitrogen fertiliser, and irrigation (2003, result): “Survival is routinely recorded for each age cohort, whereas the number of births recorded is, in this study and in most other reported studies, a total for all age cohorts, because of the logistical difficulty of tracing the point of attachment of new tillers to a particular parent tiller (Matthew e”
Ecophysiology of C4 Forage Grasses—Understanding Plant Growth for Optimising Their Use and Management (2015, background): “In grasses, leaf size is mainly a function of lamina length, which is controlled by defoliation height, and the number of leaves per tiller is relatively stable, leaving the tiller population density as the component where changes in LAI can be readily expressed [78].”