窄叶车前草(Plantago lanceolata L.):温带放牧系统牧草管理研究综述

Michael B. Dodd, Ina B. Pinxterhuis, H. Glenn Judson
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牧草大车前草(Plantago lanceolata L.)在新西兰的放牧系统中已成为一种有价值的农艺物种。20世纪90年代中期,新西兰发布了两种品种,导致了农场使用和研究。随后对大蕉减少集约放牧系统氮损失的潜力的确定导致了过去十年研究的扩大和推广。本文综述了主要以新西兰为基础的现代饲料大蕉农艺利用研究的关键方面,包括环境耐受性、饲料生产力、饲料质量、品种开发、杂草和害虫管理、放牧管理和牧草质量测量。在牧场中种植现代大蕉品种的农艺优势包括与草和三叶草的季节性生长互补,更强的夏季抗旱能力和更高的饲料质量。在过去的三十年里,新西兰农场对大蕉的使用已经增长到新牧场的20%左右,这个适度的水平可以归因于农民对大蕉作为多年生草基草的实质性贡献者的持久性的期望,以及控制双科杂草的局限性。这些都是未来研究的重点领域,以及与多年生黑麦草以外的牧草互补的潜力。
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Narrow-leaved plantain (Plantago lanceolata L.): A review of research on forage management within temperate grazing systems

Narrow-leaved plantain (Plantago lanceolata L.): A review of research on forage management within temperate grazing systems

Forage plantain (Plantago lanceolata L.) has emerged as a valuable agronomic species within grazing systems in New Zealand. The release of two cultivars in New Zealand in the mid-1990s led to on-farm use and research. Subsequent identification of the potential of plantain for reducing nitrogen losses from intensive grazing systems led to an expansion of research and extension over the last decade. This review summarises key aspects of the agronomic use of modern forage plantain from mainly New Zealand-based research, including environmental tolerance, forage productivity, feed quality, cultivar development, weed and pest management, grazing management and measurement of herbage mass. The agronomic advantages of including modern plantain cultivars in pastures include seasonal growth complementarity with grasses and clovers, greater summer-drought resilience and improved forage quality. On-farm use of plantain in New Zealand has grown to about 20% of new pastures over three decades, a modest level which can be attributed to unmet farmer expectations of plantain persistence as a substantive contributor to perennial grass-based swards and the limitations for controlling dicot weeds. These are key areas of future research priority, along with the potential for complementarity with forage grasses other than perennial ryegrass.

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