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--- Olea L., Paredes J., Verdasco M.P. Evalu ation , selection , cu ltivation tech n iqu es an d u tilization of th e sh ru bs an d fodder trees on th e semiarid con dition s of th e S.W. of th e Iberian Pen in su la. In : Papanastasis V. (ed.), Stringi L. (ed.). Fodder trees and shrubs . Zaragoza : CIHEAM, 1994. p. 93-100 (Cahiers Options Méditerranéennes; n. 4)
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so in the
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-To evaluate the the
S.W. of the
of TAGASASTE lines.
1- ON S.W. OF
the edaphic and climatic conditions of the S.W. the following methods have been studied:
the field.
of the
seedlingof
20-30 cm tall, with soil in plastic bags.-Cuttings : to set cuts of stems in the field.
on the
on the
the woody species has been is 20-30
cm tall, with the
same
bag, and on thethe palatability is high (MM the
OF seeds
1992),
seeds on
and
On A. A.
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no-
of the seed- 6, 12, 24 36
Legumes the
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: 30,
seconds, 1,2 3 minutes.- 1 h.
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Soacking in h 1 h.-
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in (98%): 3, 4;
5,
6 and 7 min.-Tagasaste : 7, 8, 9, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90 min., 2, 2.5, 3, h. and then washing
the 1,2,3 and The
conclusions that can be
-
The seed of the A.the
seeds on h.
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The is to boil the seeds 1 min. andthen cool them
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seeds, butmethod.
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maintained at
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The 20-30 cm tall on the autunm has been
used. the case due
high palatability the wildlife.
of the indicated in the
Table 1. As can be ' the and A. at
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fed penned
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1986).by the animals al.,
1989).
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sea
level to 1250 m,types, used
and evaluated at at La
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18 lines-
3 "-
2 "-
1 "-
1 "-
2-
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Seeds-
Seedling establisment.- -
Cold (m= 2-4 OC) and high-
and time.-
Leaf-
Quality of the %3 lines of 1 line
of
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