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Higher food reserve in larger seeds ofCenchrus ciliaris contributed towards greater forage production, as compared to that of the small seeds, only during the 1st year of establishment.
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Acknowledgment. Thanks are due to Dr H.S. Mann, Director of this Institute for providing facilities. Technical support provided by Mr M. Ram is duly acknowledged.
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Kathju, S., Lahiri, A.N. & Shankarnarayan, K.A. Influence of seed size and composition on the dry matter yield ofCenchrus ciliaris . Experientia 34, 848–849 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01939658
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