Claim · model-written summary
In a greenhouse experiment, BGA damage caused forage yield penalties of 72-100% with aphids inoculated 14 days after sowing.
- Treatment
- aphids were inoculated at 14 days after sowinge1
- Interactor
- BGAe1pest
- Outcome
- forage yield penaltiese1
- Direction
- penaltiese1
- Value
- 72–100%e1
- Setting
- greenhouse experimente1
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Verbatim
t0“Trifolium species”
e1“In a greenhouse experiment, damage from BGA resulted in forage yield penalties of 72–100% when aphids were inoculated at 14 days after sowing”
Title
A. W. Humphries; S. S. Robinson; D. Hawkey; et al. Crop and Pasture Science 2016. doi:10.1071/cp15102
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- Intervention effect In the greenhouse, BGA caused forage yield penalties of 13-74% with aphids inoculated 42 days after sowing.
- Observation Severe BGA damage occurred in two regenerating field trials in southern New South Wales.
- Recommendation Breeding for BGA resistance in clovers is warranted and feasible.