Items where Author is "Cong, W.-F."Group by: EPrint Type | No Grouping Jump to: Journal paper | Conference paper, poster, etc. Number of eprints: 6. Journal paperCong, W.-F.; Moset, V.; Feng, L.; Møller, H.B. and Eriksen, J. (2018) Anaerobic co-digestion of grass and forbs – Influence of cattle manure or grass based inoculum. Biomass and Bioenergy, 119, pp. 90-96. Cong, W.-F.; Christensen, B.T. and Eriksen, J. (2018) Soil nutrient levels define herbage yield but not root biomass in a multispecies grass-legume ley. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 276, pp. 47-54. Cong, W.-F.; Suter, M.; Lüscher, A. and Eriksen, J. (2018) Species interactions between forbs and grass-clover contribute to yield gains and weed suppression in forage grassland mixtures. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 268, pp. 154-161. Conference paper, poster, etc.Cong, W.-F.; Meyer, V.; Klitgaard, G.; Grønbæk, O. and Eriksen, J. (2019) Breeding forb species for intensively managed multi-species mixtures. In: Grassland Science in Europe, European Grassland Federation. [In Press] Cong, W.-F.; Christensen, B.T. and Eriksen, J. (2018) Soil P and K availability defines below-ground biomass allocation of grass-legume leys. In: Proceedings, p. 33. Cong, W.-F.; Jing, J.; Søegaard, K. and Eriksen, J. (2017) Inclusion of caraway in the ryegrass-red clover mixture modifies soil microbial community composition. In: Proceedings. This list was generated on Sat Aug 16 15:37:35 2025 CEST. |