Abstract
Flowering Mechanism as a Major Factor for Adaptation of Oats for Forage Management in Middle Latitudes
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Animal production in Uruguay, both for dairy and beef [1,2] relies mainly on direct forage grazing
Winter annual forage crops like oats, wheat, triticale and even barley can be planted at the end of summer to supply fresh forage in a situation of low dry matter availability
We conclude that the selection of adapted forage genotypes by evaluation of regrowth, tillering and forage production should be complemented by a phenological characterization that should lead to a selection of better adapted forage genotypes
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Volume 9 - Issue 4 How to cite this article: Federico Condón, Rodrigo Zarza, Alejandro La Manna. Flowering Mechanism as a Major Factor for Adaptation of Oats for Forage Management in Middle Latitudes.
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