Research Article
Comparative Evaluation of Selected Grass Species for Agronomic Performance, Forage Yield, and Chemical Composition in the Highlands of Ethiopia
Table 1
Effect of harvesting stage and improved grass species on morphological characteristics and dry matter yield.
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, , , NPS = number of plants survived, HD = harvesting date, SP = grass species, PH = plant height, NTPP = number of tillers per plant, NLPP = number of leaves per plant, LLPP = leaf length per plant, LW = leaf width, LSR = leaf-to-stem ratio, NNPP = number of nodes per plant, DMY = dry matter yield ton per hectare, SE = standard error, and CV = coefficient of variation. a,b,cindicate significant differences of values for each parameter in a column at 60, 90, and 120 days of harvest of grass species. |