Zemdirbyste-Agriculture · 2016
Tractor traffic and nitrogen fertilization affect the herbage production of the red clover/grass sward
Glab, T., Żabinski, A., Sadowska, U.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property. The largest groups are open; open the others as you need them.
Trifolium pratense percentage in sward
3
- increase
N160 vs. N0significance not stated · 2009 · Mydlniki near Krakow · first year; N160 versus N0; botanical share
Source · p. 4 “The participation of *T. pratense* in the swards increased in the first year of the trial, when higher nitrogen rates were applied, whereas in the following years, the reaction was just the opposite.”
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