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Title: The feeding value of straw from different genotypes of barley when given to Awassi sheep
Author(s)Date: 2010-09-02Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessBarley straw constitutes up to half of the dry-matter intake of Awassi sheep in areas of Syria where the rainfall is 200 to 350 mm. The genotype of barley planted could therefore, through the nutritive value of its straw, ... -
Title: Some relationships between plant population, yield components and grain yield of wheat in a Mediterranean environment
Author(s)Date: 1986-01-01Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessEight spring bread wheat cultivars (Triticum aestivum L.), differing widely in their nominal yield component characteristics, were tested under rain-fed conditions for three years at sowing densities ranging from 50 to 800 ... -
Title: The geographic origin of frost tolerance in Syrian pasture legumes
Author(s)Date: 1987-01-01Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited access(1) Two experiments were conducted at Tel Hadya, near Aleppo, Syria to study the frost tolerance of a total of seventy-nine indigenous and introduced species of Mediterranean annual legumes. One of the main objectives was ... -
Title: From weed to wealth? Prospects for medic pastures in the Mediterranean farming system of north-west Syria
Author(s)Date: 1994-09-01Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessMedic (Medicago spp.) pastures are widely grown in rotation with dryland crops in Mediterranean climate zones of Australia. Attempts since the 1960's to introduce this system to Mediterranean west Asia and north Africa ... -
Title: Variation in Ethiopian barley landrace populations for resistance to barley leaf scald and netblotch
Author(s)Date: 2006-04-28Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessOne-hundred and eighty landrace populations and six-hundred single-head plants selected from 60 promising populations were evaluated for resistance to scald and netblotch at three locations in Ethiopia. Each accession was ...