Ressourcen Stichwort: Sesbania

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  1. Sesbania grandiflora - Sesbania, Corkwood Tree

    Edible Portion:Flowers, Leaves, Young pods, Bark, Vegetable A shrub or small tree up to 5-10 m tall. The trunk has rough bark and the branches often droop. The trunk is thick. The branchesare hairy when young. The leaves are made up of 41 to 61 leaflets. These are narrow and oblong. They are...
    Sesbania Edible Flowers Edible Leaves Vegetables FPI Plant Information

  2. Perennial Sesbania production and use: a manual of practical information for extension agents and development workers

    01.01.1990 This publication includes chapters on the perennial sesbanias, establishment and management, fodder, wood, soil improvement and alley farming, food and other uses, and seed production. 40 pgs, illus
    Sesbania

  3. Sesbania in Agriculture

    01.01.1987 This volume on sesbania, a member of the legume family, brings together research and combines it with previous studies and an extensive review of the literature. Sesbania occurs both in annual and perennial forms in tropical an subtropical regions and is adaptable in a wide variety of soil...
    Sesbania Legumes agriculture

  4. Perennial Sesbania Species in Agroforestry Systems

    01.01.1989 The purpose of the workshop was to set a course for future research and development activities with perennial Sesbania species. The specific objectives of the workshop were to: assess the present state-of-the-art regarding the botany, natural history, biological nitrogen fixation, genetics, and...
    Agroforestry Systems Sesbania Agroforestry Legumes

  5. Sesbania sesban, var. ‘Mount Cotton’ Available

    20.01.2001 ECHO now has seed of Sesbania sesban var nubica, cultivar "Mount Cotton".
    Agroforestry Legume Sesbania

  6. Sesbania rostrata update

    01.10.2002 Almost all Sesbania inoculant is capable of forming both stem and root nodules in S. rostrata.
    Inoculants Inoculation Legume Sesbania

  7. Sesbania rostrata: A Green Manure Production System for Rice

    20.04.2002 A researcher in the Sri Lankan national agricultural research system began screening a number of green manure crops for biomass production and N-content. Sesbania rostrata stood out among the species that were screened (others included S. sesban, S. aculeata, Crotalaria juncea and C. caricia).
    Intercropping Sesbania Rice Farming Systems