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Frost heaving and summer drought affected performance of most varieties.
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e0“the performance of most varieties was affected by one or more hazards such as frost‐heaving and summer drought.”
t0“GRASS”
Title
COMPARISONS OF GRASS VARIETIES FOR SURFACE SEEDING UPLAND PASTURE TYPES
R. Hughes; I. A. Nicholson Grass and Forage Science 1962. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2494.1962.tb00272.x
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- Observation Surface-sown grass establishment was favored by exposed soil, lack of competition, and moisture.
- Observation Grass sward development was slower than at other sites studied.
- Observation Grass swards took 18 months to reach satisfactory density and production.
- Observation White clover developed vigorously from the outset.
- Observation Red fescues were among the most promising varieties.
- Observation Cocksfoots were among the most promising varieties.
- Observation S170 was among the most promising varieties.
- Intervention effect Summer drought reduced herbage color and vigor in most varieties.