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Reproductive development of Lotus tenuis (fabaceae) crop defoliated at different times and intensities
Lotus tenuis forage yield has been quantified under defoliation conditions in pastures, grasslands and under dual-purpose production of both livestock forage and seeds. However, little is known about the effects of defoliation management on L. tenuis flower and pod production and subsequent seed yie
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