Claim · model-written summary
Leucaena yield was highest in ruzi plots.
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Verbatim
e0“Leucaena yield was highest in the ruzi plot and lowest in the dwarf napier plot”
Title
S. Tudsri; C. Kaewkunya Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences 2002. doi:10.5713/ajas.2002.986
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Association Dwarf napier yielded more dry matter than Taiwan A25 or ruzi.
- Association Taiwan A25 outyielded ruzi.
- Association Leucaena yield was lowest in dwarf napier plots.
- Association Combined grass and leucaena yield was highest with dwarf napier.
- Association Combined grass and leucaena yield was lowest with ruzi.
- Intervention effect Increased leucaena row spacing lowered leucaena yield.
- Intervention effect Increased leucaena row spacing raised grass yields.
- Intervention effect Cutting leucaena at 10 cm depressed leucaena yields.
- Intervention effect Cutting leucaena at 10 cm did not affect associated grasses.
- Association Dwarf napier and Taiwan A25 leaf and stem crude protein exceeded ruzi.
- Association Leucaena crude protein exceeded all grasses.
- Association Grass phosphorus and potassium levels exceeded leucaena levels.
- Association Grass ADF levels exceeded legume levels.
- Intervention effect Leucaena spacing did not affect grass or leucaena leaf and stem nutrients.
- Intervention effect Leucaena cutting height did not affect grass or leucaena leaf and stem nutrients.