COMPOSITION OF THE WHOLE-PLANT IN WINTER BARLEY CULTIVARS

The chemical composition and the dry matter yield of the whole plant of 18 winter barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)cultivars grown at five locations were examined to evaluate the feasibility of developing a breeding programme for silage.Differences among cultivars,locations and their interactions were fou...

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Published in:Cereal research communications 1984-01, Vol.12 (1/2), p.59-65
Main Authors: STANCA, A.M., DELOGU, G., MAGGIORE, T., GENTINETTA, E., LORENZONI, C.
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