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Breeding for silage quality traits

Barriere et al., 2009

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7038564794744813123
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Barriere Y
Guillaumie S
Pichon M
Emile J
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Cereals

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Forage plants are the basis of ruminant nutrition. Among cereal forages, maize cropped for silage making is the most widely used. Much research in genetics, physiology, and molecular biology of cereal forages is thus devoted to maize, even if silage of sorghum or …
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