Productivity and persistence of Trifolium hirtum , T. michelianum , T. glanduliferum and Ornithopus sativus sown as monocultures or in mixtures with T. subterraneum in the south-eastern Australian wheat belt
B. S. Dear, B. C. D. Wilson, C. A. Rodham, P. McCaskie and G. A. Sandral
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture
42(5) 549 - 556
Published: 23 July 2002
Abstract
The persistence and productivity of 5 annual pasture legume species: French serradella (Ornithopus sativus Brot) cv. Cadiz; rose clover (Trifolium hirtum All.) cv. Hykon; balansa clover (T. michelianum Savi) cv. Frontier; gland clover (T. glanduliferum) cv. Prima) and subterranean clover (T. subterraneum L.), grown in monocultures or as binary mixtures with subterranean clover cv. Nungarin, were examined on an acid soil (pH 4.7) in the low rainfall wheat belt of south-eastern Australia over a 3-year period of continuous pasture.Keywords: rose clover, gland clover, balansa clover, French serradella, subterranean clover, mixtures, seed, regeneration.
https://doi.org/10.1071/EA01138
© CSIRO 2002
