Effects of ice encasement during winter on different cultivars of Phleum pratense and Lolium perenne in Norway
Global warming may lead to milder winters at high latitudes (RegClim 2005).Fluctuating temperatures and more precipitation can increase the risk of ice encasement, although more research is needed to verify this assumption.Farmers may in future prefer to grow Lolium perenne ( L.), which is forage grass more resistant to grazing and frequent cutting than the currently used Phleum p ratense (L.).P.p ratense is generally very tolerant to ice encasement and probably more so than L.perenne, although there may be variety differences.The aim of this study was to compare the tolerance of different cultivars of P.p ratense and Lolium perenne to ice encasement.
ice encasement frost tolerance grass timothy perennial ryegrass
M.Jφrgensen L.φstrem A.K.Bakken M.H(o)glind
Norwegian Institute for agriculturaLand Environmental Research (Bioforsk)Holt,Tromso Norwegian Institute for agriculturaLand Environmental Research (Bioforsk)Fureneset,Hellevik I Fjaler Norwegian Institute for agriculturaLand Environmental Research (Bioforsk) Kvithamar;Stjφrdal Norwegian Institute for agriculturaLand Environmental Research (Bioforsk)Saerheim,Klepp,Norway
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)