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BECAUSE nitrogen is the key nutrient in plant and animal nutrition in the tropics1–3, the introduction of effective pasture legumes into the natural grassland is a simple method of raising herbage yield and animal production.
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SMITH, C. Oversowing Pasture Legumes into the Hyparrhenia Grassland of Northern Rhodesia. Nature 200, 811–812 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/200811a0
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