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Grazing reduced grass seed yields.
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e0“Grazing grass-seed crops reduced seed yields”
Title
Recent grass seed production studies in Canterbury
K.R. Brown NZGA Research and Practice Series 1980. doi:10.33584/rps.1.1979.3295
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- Association Plant density was negatively related to seed yield per plant.
- Association Seed yield per area plateaued across the density range.
- Observation The optimum density for Grasslands Tama was 300 to 400 plants/m.
- Observation The optimum density for Grasslands Nui was 300 to 400 plants/m.
- Observation The optimum density for Grasslands Matua was 100 to I30 plants/m.
- Intervention effect Nitrogen increased seed yields regardless of application time.
- Observation Nitrogen was most efficient just after stem elongation commenced.
- Intervention effect Grazing negatively affected seedhead size and individual seed weights.