Establishment, survival, and herbage production of novel, summer-active perennial pasture legumes in the low-rainfall cropping zone of Western Australia as affected by plant density and cutting frequency

Lalith Suriyagoda; Daniel Real Ferreiro; Michael Renton; Hans Lambers; Megan Ryan

doi:10.1071/CP12398

Establishment, survival, and herbage production of novel, summer-active perennial pasture legumes in the low-rainfall cropping zone of Western Australia as affected by plant density and cutting frequency

Lalith Suriyagoda, Daniel Real Ferreiro, Michael Renton, Hans Lambers, Megan Ryan

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Herbaceous perennial legumes that can provide forage in the summer-autumn dry period are urgently required in Mediterranean climates to complement annual pastures and the perennial legume lucerne (Medicago sativa). This study evaluated the establishment, survival, and herbage production of tedera (Bituminaria bituminosa var. albomarginata) and Cullen spp. native to Australia. Two experiments were replicated at Buntine (warmer site) and Newdegate (cooler site) in the low-rainfall cropping zone (

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	71-85
Journal	Crop and Pasture Science
Volume	64
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1071/CP12398
Publication status	Published - 3 May 2013

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Establishment, survival, and herbage production of novel, summer-active perennial pasture legumes in the low-rainfall cropping zone of Western Australia as affected by plant density and cutting frequency

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