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Evaluating Warm-Season Grass Production and Feed Value in Subtropical Area of Korea

Hyung Soo Park, Kyung Jun Hwang, Joung-Kyong Lee, Won Ho Kim, Jong Geun Kim, Ki Won Lee, Young Chul Lim

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This experiment was conducted to evaluate forage yield and feed value of warm season grass in subtropical area. The species having the fastest heading date was bermudagrass 'ecotype' (24 th April) while the heading date of bahia grass 'Argentine' was the latest as 13 th August. Plant height and dry matter of switch grass was the highest. Dry matter yield of switch grass was usually greater t㏊n the other entries in Jeju and Wando. Bermudagrass cultivars had higher CP concentration t㏊n the other entries. NDF and ADF concentration in switchgrass was higher t㏊n in bermudgarss and bahiagrass cultivars.

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This experiment was conducted to evaluate forage yield and feed value of warm season grass in subtropical area. The species having the fastest heading date was bermudagrass 'ecotype' (24 th April) while the heading date of bahia grass 'Argentine' was the latest as 13 th August. Plant height and dry matter of switch grass was the highest. Dry matter yield of switch grass was usually greater t㏊n the other entries in Jeju and Wando. Bermudagrass cultivars had higher CP concentration t㏊n the other entries. NDF and ADF concentration in switchgrass was higher t㏊n in bermudgarss and bahiagrass cultivars.

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This experiment was conducted to evaluate forage yield and feed value of warm season grass in subtropical area. The species having the fastest heading date was bermudagrass 'ecotype' (24 th April) while the heading date of bahia grass 'Argentine' was the latest as 13 th August. Plant height and dry matter of switch grass was the highest. Dry matter yield of switch grass was usually greater t㏊n the other entries in Jeju and Wando. Bermudagrass cultivars had higher CP concentration t㏊n the other entries. NDF and ADF concentration in switchgrass was higher t㏊n in bermudgarss and bahiagrass cultivars.

Key concepts: Dry matter, Cultivar, Forage, Subtropics, Agronomy, Ecotype, Yield (engineering), Biology

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