Claim · model-written summary
Sward height and the capacitance probe show promise for nondestructive herbage mass measurement.
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e0“sward height and capacitance probe show promise as nondestructive measures of pasture herbage mass”
Title
Sward Height and a Capacitance Probe for Estimating Herbage Mass
W. B. Bryan; W. V. Thayne; E. C. Prigge Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science 1990. doi:10.1111/j.1439-037x.1990.tb00808.x
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- Association Clipped dry weight had a linear relationship with nondestructive herbage mass measures.
- Method / resource Spring sampling date had a small effect on the relation between destructive and nondestructive measures.
- Method / resource All measures, including probe- and height-predicted herbage mass, led to the same inferences about treatment differences.
- Method / resource Neither stocking rate nor small differences in legume percentage affected the measurement relationship.