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SWARD STRUCTURE AND NUTRITIVE VALUE OF UROCHLOA RUZIZIENSIS UNDER NITROGEN AND POTASSIUM FERTILISATION

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Table  1. Monthly average maximum and minimum temperatures, total rain precipitation and water balance from January  2010 to March 2012 (experimental period).
Table 2. Results of the soil chemical analysis of the experimental area sampled on 01/17/2011.
Table  3.  Sward  height  (SW),  forage  mass  (FM),  forage  bulk  density  (FBD)  and  forage  accumulation  rate  (FAR)  of  Urochloa ruziziensis as a function of nitrogen and potassium fertilisation levels and seasons.
Table 4. Percentages of leaf blade dry mass (LBDM), stem dry mass (SDM) and dead material dry mass (DMDM) and the  leaf  blade:  stem  ratio  (LBSR)  of  Urochloa  ruziziensis  as  a  function  of  nitrogen  and  potassium  fertilisation  levels  and  seas
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