ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Effects of broad-leaved grass inhibitors and nitrogen fertilizer on seed production
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Introduction: The alpine meadows of the Tibetan Plateau play a crucial role in the grassland ecosystem. However, due to the rapid growth and strong competitiveness of broad-leaved grasses, the nutritional resources and living space available for Gramineae species are severely restricted in this region. Broad-leaved grasses and noxious weeds have evolved into dominant population, severely limiting grassland production in alpine meadows. A shortage of premium seeds limits grassland ecosystem restoration efforts. Methods: Therefore, this study investigated the effect of combinations of four levels of a broad-leaved grass inhibitor (0, 0.9, 1.5, and 2.1 kg·hm Results: We observed that the grass inhibitor significantly ( Discussion: This approach (using broad-leaved grass inhibitors and nitrogen fertilizer) effectively reduced competition from broad-leaved grasses and increased the proportion of
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