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Journal of New Zealand Grasslands (2020) 82 https://doi.org/10.33584/jnzg.2020.82.439

Impact of pasture height and herbage mass on suppression of variegated thistle in North Island East Coast hill country

Katherine N. TOZER, Rose GREENFIELD, Renee GRIGSON, Catherine CAMERON, Ants ROBERTS, Emma NOAKES, Tim RHODES and Sue ZYDENBOS

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Photographs of the field site in which variegated thistle seeds were hand-sown into swards maintained at heights of 0 cm (bare ground), 3 cm, 6 cm, 8 cm and 12 cm. By: a) 17 July, the rosette diameter of thistle plants had increased; b) 4 November (late spring), stem elongation occurred and flowerheads developed;

and c) 5 December, flowerhead production was prolific.

(a) 17 July 2019

(b) 4 November 2019

(c) 5 December 2019 (final destructive harvest)

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