Domicio do Nascimento Júnior

TL;DR: Structural characteristics and herbage accumulation of Tanzania grass pastures under rotationally grazing and accumulation of stem material increased substantially after 95% LI, indicating the importance of grazing frequency as a means of controlling sward structure and composition.

TL;DR: The responses observed on morphogenetic characteristics comprise an efficient attribute to manipulate canopy structure, allowing improved allocation of productive resources to growth and developmental processes, and are determinant for the characterization of the main vegetative changes on plants.

TL;DR: Leaf and stem elongation rates, number of alive leaf, final leaf length, leaf area index, leaf blade and stem percentages in the Brachiaria decumbens varied among seasons, lower values occurring in the winter.

TL;DR: Brachiaria grass showed an increase in the dry matter yield proportionally to nitrogen doses, with higher rates for daily accumulation of leaves, stems and forage yield in summer-spring seasons, while lower rates were shown in the winter.

TL;DR: The effect of four nitrogen doses and six water depths on elephant grass dry mass yield in the plant tops, crude protein (CP), neutral detergent fiber (NDF), and in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) during the dry and rainy periods was evaluated.