S . fimbriatus 2 claims

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Claim · model-written summary

S. fimbriatus produced 11.2-fold more dry biomass than S. stapfianus at the highest irrigation rate.

Taxon: S . fimbriatusSporobolus fimbriatuse0
Treatment: highest irrigation rate of 12 334 l (0.01 acre‐feet)e0
Outcome: dry biomasse0
Direction: greatere0
Value: 11.2‐e0

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“S . pyramidalis and S . fimbriatus produced up to 3.8‐ and 11.2‐fold greater dry biomass, respectively, at the highest irrigation rate of 12 334 l (0.01 acre‐feet)”
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Title

Biomass Production, Nutritional and Mineral Content of Desiccation‐Sensitive and Desiccation‐Tolerant Species of Sporobolus under Multiple Irrigation Regimes

A. Yobi; K. A. Schlauch; B. Perryman; et al. Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science 2013. doi:10.1111/jac.12022

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Observation S. pyramidalis produced 3.8-fold more dry biomass than S. stapfianus at the highest irrigation rate.
Association S. fimbriatus biomass increased significantly with irrigation.
Association S. pyramidalis biomass increased with irrigation to a lesser extent.
Association S. stapfianus biomass did not increase with irrigation.
Association S. pyramidalis seed production increased 3.2-fold with irrigation.
Association S. fimbriatus seed production increased 6.0-fold with irrigation.
Observation S. stapfianus seed production increased only 1.4-fold.
Observation Sporobolus forage quality was comparable to timothy.
Observation Micronutrients met beef cattle minimums except zinc.
Observation Zinc was low in all three species.

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