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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Miscanthus x giganteus (M. x giganteus)"”.

  1. The maximum quantum efficiency of CO2 assimilation declines with depth in the canopies of the C4 crops Miscanthus x giganteus and Zea mays

    … thought to increase at low light in the C4 crop Miscanthus x giganteus (M. x giganteus) (Kromdijk et al., 2008). This should reduce photosynthetic light use efficiency (PLUE) in the lower canopy. Zea mays (Z. mays), a close relative, may share this problem. Measurements were taken on healthy …

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  2. Evaluation of switchgrass, M. x giganteus, and sorghum as biomass crops: effects of environment and field management practices

    Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.), Miscanthus x giganteus (M. x giganteus), and sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.) have been proposed as potential bioenergy feedstock crops. This study evaluates how these crops performs in different environments under different crop management practices, particularly …

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  3. A biogeochemical analysis of Miscanthus x giganteus under nitrogen fertilizer treatments and across multiple soil types

    … need to be dedicated to cellulosic feedstocks. Miscanthus x giganteus (M. x giganteus) is a perennial grass that is a potential candidate for cellulosic biofuel production because it has been shown to be highly productive with minimal inputs. Nitrogen (N) fertilization is being studied to see if …

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