PERENNIAL OR RUSSELL LUPIN: A POTENTIAL HIGH COUNTRY PASTURE LEGUME

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  • D. Scott

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https://doi.org/10.33584/jnzg.1989.50.1886

Abstract

The origin of the horticultural strain of Lupinus polyphyllus is outlined and New Zealand investigations showing its potential as a pasture legume suited to moister, low fertility high country both in revegetation and as grazing are briefly reviewed. Provisional management guidelines on site selection, establishment, management, animal use and seed production are given. Keywords: high country, Lupinus polyphyllus, soil fertility, Russell lupin

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1989-01-01

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