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  1. Free amino acid composition of flatpea (lathyrus sylvestris L.) as influenced by water-deficit stress, nitrogen fertilization, developmental stage, and rhizobium inoculation

    A₂bu composed 20-40% of total free amino acids in flatpea tissues and constituted 2-4% of the tissue dry weight. Higher concentrations of A₂bu were found in the leaves than in the roots. A₂bu concentration in leaves and stems increased slightly with plant age. Higher nitrogen availability increased …

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  2. Nutritional value of flat pea hay fed to sheep at different levels

    … the nutritional value of 'Lathco' flatpea (Lathyrus sylvestris) hay. In experiment 1, a finishing trial was conducted with 50 group fed crossbred lambs (25 ewes and 25 wethers) fed diets consisting of 70% chopped forage and 30% ground corn grain for 70 d. Five pens of five wethers and five …

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  3. Influence of phosphorus, sulfur, and molybdenum fertilization on the seedling vigor of selected legumes adapted to the Appalachian Region

    … red clover, birdsfoot trefoil, and flatpea (<i>Lathyrus sylvestris</i>) were initiated in the spring of 1983 and 1984 using 0, 50, 150, and 450 kg P ha⁻¹, 0 and 60 kg S ha⁻¹, and 0 and 874 g Mo ha⁻¹. Seedling vigor as measured by plant height, trifoliate leaf count, dry weight, and trifoliate …

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