Defoliation Frequency Effects on Shoots and Roots of Poa ligularis in Arid Patagonia, Argentina
Poa ligularis is an important forage, perennial bunchgrass in Patagonian rangelands. We hypothesized that (1) root biomass in P. ligularis is not reduced by increased defoliation frequency, as carbon would be allocated similarly above- (for leaf and shoot regrowth) and belowground (to maintain the w...
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Sryahwa Publications
2023
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12123/14481 |
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