… In the model, timothy corm height is set at 1 cm and a reduction in NSC reserves, due to
physical removal, is inversely proportional to stubble height when it is less than 1 cm. We …

… In the current study, the observed reduction in herbage regrowth from swards defoliated to
a residual stubble height of 60 mm, compared with that of 20 or 40 mm, was consistent with …

… DM to perennial organs (Pper). In SS crops, RUEtotal was 50% of the values of LL crops in
four of eight analysed regrowth cycles. This was consistent with the measured reduction of 20…

… Some ecologists have suggested that the historical over-utilization of semiarid rangelands
by livestock has reduced grass cover, which resulted in the shift from perennial palatable …

… during the first spring regrowth was reduced in crops with … perennial reserves during spring
regrowth cycle. As a consequence there is a need to integrate the role of perennial reserves …

… ), fructan, and etiolated regrowth of 6 important perennial grasses were investigated. The …
on the outside to reduce absorption of heat. The etiolated tiller regrowth from the covered half …

… that the more frequent defoliation required to maintain higher quality herbage in Bromus
species might impact negatively on plant persistence due to exhaustion of WSC reserves; …

… reserves may exist, no effort has been made to quantify this in perennial ryegrass by observing
the sequential regrowth … over the first 11 d of regrowth was significantly reduced (P < 0·05…

… Adequate carbohydrate reserves are important in perennial … regrowth rate depends on the
level of carbohydrate reserves. … reserves below a critical level, and cause stand reduction and …

… shoot N after 14 days of regrowth of perennial ryegrass is derived from N reserves (Fig, 4), …
regrowth (55%) than did roots (47%), When N uptake by perennial ryegrass was reduced by …