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Cold-season dry matter yield in subterranean clover
Pecetti and E. Piano
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4,09121Summary: The ability of the cool season is a key in the
basin. This study assessed the autumn and in
The that wide exists among in the cool
season. did not an essential to in it
influenced the yield at the of the season mostly affected autumn
yield but had influence on the subsequent cold-season yield.
yield, subterraneum
the
by of
in
of is
to
to
et al, 1980). to
these species are: i) the potential
low is ii) the ability to to the
in the available seed bank in the soil (Cocks, 1988).
The ability to as an
in at
populations.
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by an at
evaluation involved 356 L.
populations collected in of to
in each season, made between the
end of of
as
the six in the
i.e. the cumulated yield-of 30,
to of
in the two seasons was also computed and
The time as the sowing to
the (mean of
time
and yield of the
-
Table 1 -of
all of collection) to that among lines (data not shown), except that yield was among lines within the CVs, tended to
Table 1. Summary statistics andprobability level of the F-test in the analyisis of variance of total, autumn-winter and winter and regeneration parameter of subterranean clover lines.
Character Prob.
Total (&plot) 591 20 266-859 < 0.001
<0.001 44-2 14
118 25 (&plot)
<0.001 76-328 20
206
AW/Td (%)
<0.001 300-3900 49 1739 1992-93 (no./plot)
<0.001 19-64 19 36
W/Td (%) 20 24 10-3 0.21
a: cumulated two seasons (14 cuts); b: six cuts in two
cuts in two of the total
As expected, total 2),
lengthening of the to
time 2)
indicating that in
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by to the fact
that^
theto to
and W/T in turn, i.e.
of The' values of the
W- at the
population level-is to an
Table 2. Correlation coeficients between total dry matter yield, seasonal dry matter yield, and flowering time .I.. v o f .Isubterranean clover lines.
I 1
I
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I 0.49**-0.08ns
*: I 0.05;
**:
I 0.01; ns: > 0.05the-yield in the 3) indicate that the effect of
an influence on the cold-season yield but t h s is substantially
to the.
in
Table 3. Correlation coeficients between the sward regeneration parameter recorded in autumn and dry matter yield recorded in the three autumn-winter cuts (in parentheses the date of each cut).
I
1st-cutI
2nd-cutI 1
I
(i5.12.1992)No. of seedlings plot
I
0.54***I
-0.llnsI
0.21****: I 0.01;
***:
I 0.001; ns: > 0.05in the cool
as it enables selection of A
to
of et 1993).
is to
so that it is expected that
of to
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appeats the the
that
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