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1. 'Don', a Diploid Falcata Alfalfa for Western U.S. Rangelands

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Author:: Peel, Michael D. , Asay, Kay H. , Waldron, Blair L. , Jensen, Kevin B. , Robins, Joseph G. , Mott, Ivan W.
Subject:: Medicago sativa subsp. falcata , alfalfa , forage crops , cultivars , germplasm releases , crop yield , diploidy , selection criteria , rangelands , plant adaptation , mortality , irrigated farming , dryland farming , Utah
Collection:: Journal Articles, USDA Authors, Peer-Reviewed
Year:: 2009

2. 'Vavilov II', a New Siberian Wheatgrass Cultivar with Improved Persistence and Establishment on Rangelands

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Author:: Jensen, Kevin B. , Palazzo, Anthony J. , Waldron, Blair L. , Robins, Joseph G. , Bushman, B. Shaun , Johnson, Douglas A. , Ogle, Dan G.
Subject:: Agropyron fragile , forage grasses , forage crops , cultivars , germplasm releases , crop yield , rangelands , land restoration , range improvement , crossing , plant establishment , plant density , Utah
Collection:: Journal Articles, USDA Authors, Peer-Reviewed
Year:: 2009

3. Breeding meadow bromegrass for forage characteristics under a line-source irrigation design

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Author:: Jensen, Kevin B. , Waldron, Blair L. , Robins, Joseph G. , Monaco, Thomas A. , Peel, Michael D.
Subject:: Bromus riparius , forage grasses , forage crops , crop yield , irrigation systems , irrigated farming , genetic improvement , dry matter accumulation , nutritive value , genetic variation , harvest date , crude protein , in vitro digestibility , neutral detergent fiber , fiber content , digestibility , protein content , artificial selection , heritability , irrigation rates , Utah
Collection:: Journal Articles, USDA Authors, Peer-Reviewed
Year:: 2008

4. Cool-season grasses produce more total biomass across the growing season than do warm-season grasses when managed with an applied irrigation gradient

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Author:: Robins, Joseph G.
Subject:: warm season grasses , cool season grasses , dry matter accumulation , biomass , crop yield , energy crops , growing season , crop management , irrigation management , species differences , forage , forage crops , irrigation rates
Collection:: Journal Articles, USDA Authors, Peer-Reviewed
Year:: 2010