Titlebook: Breeding in a World of Scarcity; Proceedings of the 2 Isabel Roldán-Ruiz,Joost Baert,Dirk Reheul Conference proceedings 2016 Springer Inter

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Triggers of Acute Coronary Syndromesty of forage and results in decreased palatability and digestibility for ruminants. Crown rust was scored in 1800 individually spaced plants in two replicates on a scale of 1 (no infection) to 9 (severely infected) at three time points (June, August & September 2014) in a block design experiment. Th

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Management of Acute Coronary Syndromeswere sown at 21 sites in 11 European countries. The cultivars were grown as rows in a completely randomized block design with four replicates. Rust incidence was scored in the year of seeding using a scale based on an estimation of the percentage of leaf area affected. Crown rust (. f. sp. .) was th

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Marc S. Sabatine MD,Ik-Kyung Jang MDtter and drier environments than summer active tall fescue, but productivity of summer dormant cultivars lags behind both summer active cultivars and alternative crops for dryland regions. Therefore, yield improvement of summer dormant cultivars is a breeding target. We have made hybrids between sum

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Clinical and Laboratory Evaluationnd P stress. The objective of this work was to determine dry matter production and water use and P efficiencies to identify which naturalized white clover populations would be most useful for breeding programs. In the field experiments the clover was grown mixed with perennial ryegrass, but in pots

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Jean-Louis Vincent,Barbara Ceradini Europe. It is naturally present in Serbia from lowland to mountains over 1000 m above sea level. It shows great adaptability, a high yield of quality forage and is a regular component of several grass-legume mixtures. The aim of this investigation was to evaluate cocksfoot germplasm previously form

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Jean-Louis Vincent,Barbara Ceradinid phenotyping platform for investigating real-time growth of perennial ryegrass under abiotic stress using new technologies. In this work we demonstrate its use in studying leaf elongation rate with respect to temperature and soil moisture deficit. The method used is non-destructive, low labor inten

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59745-287-8ses. Existing varieties should be evaluated for drought tolerance and new, more drought tolerant varieties should be developed. Drought stress tolerance is currently assessed using visual scores, but new techniques and technologies such as imagery from airborne vehicles have the potential to make su