Claim · model-written summary
Selection is considered unlikely to combine high reserve level with high production rate in one strain.
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Verbatim
e0“it is unlikely that selection could provide a strain with both a high reserve level and a high rate of production”
t0“SWARD”
e2“the rate of dry‐matter production of a grass crop”
Title
THE PROBLEMS OF RELATING GREENHOUSE AND CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTAL WORK TO SWARD CONDITIONS
Th. Alberda Grass and Forage Science 1965. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2494.1965.tb00394.x
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- Observation Light-limited grass dry matter production rises exponentially until canopy closure.
- Observation After canopy closure, grass production is linear for a time.
- Observation Grass production subsequently decreases and reaches zero.
- Mechanism Increasing respiration relative to photosynthesis partly explains declining grass production.
- Observation Grass organic constituents remain fairly constant across the season under optimal water and nutrients at a given growth stage.
- Recommendation Harvesting grass with higher sugar and lower protein is proposed to improve rumen digestion and sward regrowth.