… Turnip forage has been shown to remain high in nutritive … forage alternative to stored forage
or purchased feeds. Moreover, it is important that the high nutritive value of Brassica forage …

… the leaf area of triticale in function of linear dimensions from flags and other (non-flag) leaves.
… At 93 days after sowing, 400 leaves were collected in order to generate the mathematical …

… On the other hand, turnips with larger storage roots, commonly called forage turnip , can be
used in livestock feeding (Neilsen et al. 2008). Levels of crude protein are high (150–250 g …

… In this study, turnip (purple top cultivar) was subjected to four … the amount of chlorophyll in
turnip leaves. Application of salt … and plant growth in the turnip leaves. Moreover, results depict …

… , MG, Brazil) containing humidified towel papers and soybean leaflets or forage turnip
leaves. The boxes were cleaned daily, and the survival rates were registered. The host plant …

… to consider that inferences based on W require one leaf dimension (leaf width), while
inferences based on LW require double the number of measurements (leaf width and length). …

Brassica vegetables, particularly turnip, contain many natural antioxidants. This review
focuses on antioxidant components and the influence of different processing and storage …

… turnip cultivars, Wenzhoupancai and Qiamagu, were used to evaluate the seed germination
and physiological responses of turnip … physiological parameters of turnip seedlings were …

… Turnip leaves possess more nutrients compared with turnip roots. Besides the nutrients
mentioned above, some researchers reported that turnip leaves are abundant sources of …

… where: O i is the observed (measured) value, S i is the value simulated by the model as a
function of the leaf dimensions (W, L and LxW), and a and b are the angular and linear …