Growth and production of new annual forage legumes in the Mediterranean zone of Chile. I. Species performance in the Andean foothills
This study was carried out for three seasons (2000 to 2002) in the Andean foothills of south central Chile. The climate is Mediterranean perhumid, with 1200 mm of annual rainfall, the soil is of volcanic origin, called trumao (hashy, mesic typic Haploxerands), deep (> 1 m), with a light texture....
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Veröffentlicht in: | Agricultura técnica 2005-04, Vol.65 (1) |
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Zusammenfassung: | This study was carried out for three seasons (2000 to 2002) in the
Andean foothills of south central Chile. The climate is Mediterranean
perhumid, with 1200 mm of annual rainfall, the soil is of volcanic
origin, called trumao (hashy, mesic typic Haploxerands), deep (> 1
m), with a light texture. The productive performance of a collection of
annual fodder legumes was evaluated: six cultivars of Ornithopus
compressus , one accession and one cultivar of Ornithopus sativus ,
one cultivar and two accessions of Biserrula pelecinus , and one
cultivar for each one of the following species: Trifolium michelianum
, Trifolium resupinatum , Trifolium vesiculosum and Medicago
polymorpha . Subterranean clover ( Trifolium subterraneum var.
subterraneum ) cv. Mount Barker was used as a control. In a three year
period T. vesiculosum stood out for having high biomass production,
mainly in the third year (more than 4 t DM ha-1 yr-1), appropriate
persistence, good nodulation and tolerance to low winter temperatures.
O. compressus, appeared to be a new alternative fodder with excellent
adaptation and high production potential, in particular, the late
maturing cycle cvs. Avila, Pitman and Madeira, presented consistently
high biomass yields (approximately 4 t DM ha-1 yr-1 in the third
evaluation season). One cultivar and two accessions of B. pelecinus had
low levels of production (less than 1 t DM ha-1 yr-1) in the three
years. Similar performance was shown by M. polymorpha, T. michelianum,
O. sativus and T. resupinatum, not having a production level and
persistence superior to the control over the years.
Se realizó este estudio durante tres temporadas (2000-2002) en la
precordillera andina de la zona Centro Sur de Chile. El clima es
mediterráneo perhúmedo, con 1200 mm de precipitación
anual, suelo de origen volcánico (trumao) (ashy, mesic typic
Haploxerands), profundo (> 1 m), textura liviana. Se evaluó el
comportamiento productivo de una colección de leguminosas
forrajeras anuales: seis cultivares de Ornithopus compressus , una
accesión y un cultivar de Ornithopus sativus , un cultivar y dos
accesiones de Biserrula pelecinus , y un cultivar de cada una de las
siguientes especies: Trifolium michelianum , Trifolium resupinatum ,
Trifolium vesiculosum y Medicago polymorpha . Como testigo se
utilizó trébol subterráneo ( Trifolium subterraneum var.
subterraneum ) cv. Mount Barker. En el período de tres años
T. vesiculosum sobresalió por presentar una alta producción
de fitomasa, so |
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ISSN: | 0365-2807 |