Other projects

1) Trifolium pratense (L.) – red clover (4n)

  • materials bred for enhanced lateness
  • materials bred for high seed gain
  • materials bred for hardiness
  • materials bred for the resistance to fungi of the genus mildew – NOW IN THE STATE TRIALS
  • materials bred for higher fixation of aerial N2 – NOW IN THE STATE TRIALS

 

2) Trifolium ambiguum M. BIEB – caucasian clover (6n)

  • in literature there is foreseen it´s use as a component of meadow and grazing mixtures
  • caucasian clover is not yet bred commonly
  • in our firm it is bred for rapid innitial development, our material is unique in the Czech Republic for it´s ploidy – NOW IN THE STATE TRIALS

 

3) Trifolium medium (L.) – zigzag clover (8n)

  • in literature the zigzagclover is referred to as a perspective forage crop that is resistant to diseases
  • there is a use of zigzag clover being considered as a cover plant in the monocultures of maize
  • we breed zigzag clover with the intention to make it a component of permanent pastures and blossomy meadows – NOW IN THE STATE TRIALS

 

4) Trisetum flavescens (L.) P. Beauv.- golden oat grass

  • in literature described as able to with stand harsher conditions
  • bred for the use as a component of meadows and pastures in higher altitudes

 

5) Festulolium of festucoid type (6n)

  • the ground for breeding of hybrids between festucas and loliums is the possiblity to combine favorable qualities of both genera
  • possible use as a part of grazing mixtures
  • possible use as a fuel for biogas stations
  • our breeder´s material is more resistant to Puccinia graminis and to Puccinia coronata Corda – NOW IN THE STATE TRIALS

 

Our Other Research

Apart from breeding of new varieties of clovers and grasses we also are concerned with assortment of tailored mixtures. 

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