… High leaf percentage and high protein content at full flowering suggest that this should be the
preferred forage harvest stage for rape and turnip … Plant height and leaf dimensions of both …

… Measurements included height, leaf number, leaf dimensions and seed number for 20-25
plants from each line. These results showed all kale lines exhibited characteristic Ri …

… High leaf percentage and high protein content at full flowering suggest that this should be the
preferred forage harvest stage for rape and turnip … Plant height and leaf dimensions of both …

… With four independent variables, it requires a 5 dimensional plot to interpret the data visually,
however several interesting points can be seen in a brief examination of Table 4. First of all…

… 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 …

… of leaf area of each species in a mixed stand cannot be identified when using indirect leaf
… total leaf area in different cereal–winter turnip rape mixed stands versus pure cereal stands. …

… 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 …

… on nutrients concentration and growth characteristicsof forage turnip, an experiment was …
P in shoots and tubers of plants and forage yield, leaf area index, plant height and content …

… This parasitoid forages … three-dimensional figures that compare the different forms of herbivory
are difficult to interpret. By condensing the relevant information to a two-dimensional figure…