Forages

Forages are usually associated with grasslands, but they also occur and are used widely on roadsides, in fallow areas, and as crop residues. In temperate areas livestock is grazed on domesticated forages. In the tropics livestock use native grasslands (Africa, Australia), naturalized grasslands (tro...

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Main Authors: Maass, Brigitte L., Hanson, Jean, Robertson, L.D., Kerridge, Peter C., Abd El Moneim, A.M.
Format: Informe técnico
Language:Inglés
Published: Cambridge University Press 1997
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50569
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author Maass, Brigitte L.
Hanson, Jean
Robertson, L.D.
Kerridge, Peter C.
Abd El Moneim, A.M.
author_browse Abd El Moneim, A.M.
Hanson, Jean
Kerridge, Peter C.
Maass, Brigitte L.
Robertson, L.D.
author_facet Maass, Brigitte L.
Hanson, Jean
Robertson, L.D.
Kerridge, Peter C.
Abd El Moneim, A.M.
author_sort Maass, Brigitte L.
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description Forages are usually associated with grasslands, but they also occur and are used widely on roadsides, in fallow areas, and as crop residues. In temperate areas livestock is grazed on domesticated forages. In the tropics livestock use native grasslands (Africa, Australia), naturalized grasslands (tropical America, Asia), or grasslands improved with selected wild species (tropical America). The worldwide exchange of forage germplasm has involved relatively few accessions of some widely adapted species, and the need exists to increase the diversity of these cultivated forages. Topics of discussion include botany and distribution, germplasm conservation and use, collections of CIAT ILRI and ICARDA, tropical forages, legumes, browse and grasses, temperate and tropical highland legumes and temperate and tropical highland legumes and grasses. Prospects and limitations are examined at the end of the paper.
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spelling CGSpace505692021-08-09T04:27:32Z Forages Maass, Brigitte L. Hanson, Jean Robertson, L.D. Kerridge, Peter C. Abd El Moneim, A.M. feed crops botany geographical distribution germplasm conservation gene banks international organizations Forages are usually associated with grasslands, but they also occur and are used widely on roadsides, in fallow areas, and as crop residues. In temperate areas livestock is grazed on domesticated forages. In the tropics livestock use native grasslands (Africa, Australia), naturalized grasslands (tropical America, Asia), or grasslands improved with selected wild species (tropical America). The worldwide exchange of forage germplasm has involved relatively few accessions of some widely adapted species, and the need exists to increase the diversity of these cultivated forages. Topics of discussion include botany and distribution, germplasm conservation and use, collections of CIAT ILRI and ICARDA, tropical forages, legumes, browse and grasses, temperate and tropical highland legumes and temperate and tropical highland legumes and grasses. Prospects and limitations are examined at the end of the paper. 1997 2014-10-31T06:09:23Z 2014-10-31T06:09:23Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50569 en Limited Access Cambridge University Press
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botany
geographical distribution
germplasm conservation
gene banks
international organizations
Maass, Brigitte L.
Hanson, Jean
Robertson, L.D.
Kerridge, Peter C.
Abd El Moneim, A.M.
Forages
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geographical distribution
germplasm conservation
gene banks
international organizations
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