Milan mean biomass, cover, and height

Table 5-a. By location mean biomass, canopy cover, and height of 60 cover crop varieties evaluated in small plot replicated trials at the University of Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center at Milan in Milan, TN during 2019-2020.

VarietyCommon NameGroupBiomass
(DM tons/ac)
Canopy Cover
(%)
Height
(in)
Apr†MayNovFebNovFebAprMay
Brassicas
CC19038ImpactCollardsBrassica0.2S-Y0.6QR2S-X18M-V2I-L1J3ST28D-H
CC19037ExtenderHyb. BrassicaBrassica0.5I-R1I-R3L-U21J-R2H-K2IJ24C-E25E-L
CC19039VivaHyb. BrassicaBrassica0.5K-U0.8L-R6F-Q36GH2H-L3F-I24C-E34D
CC19040VivantHyb. BrassicaBrassica0.3P-Y0.5R6C-N21K-S2HI3G-I13I-M27D-J
CC19041AerifiRadishBrassica0.7E-L1.7B-M5I-R18M-U2H-J5C-F21E-G26D-K
CC19042DiggerRadishBrassica0.5H-R1.3E-R6D-N23I-P2HI5D-G19F-H26D-K
CC19043DrillerRadishBrassica0.5H-R0.9K-R5E-Q36GH2HI3F-I21E-G26D-K
CC19044SERALPHARadishBrassica0.6G-P1.2E-R4J-S22J-Q2H5C-E23D-F24F-M
CC19045SERWF19RadishBrassica0.7D-K1.7B-L4G-Q21J-Q2HI6C-E22D-F26D-K
CC19046SmartRadishBrassica0.4K-U1.2E-R10A-J27G-M2HI3F-I26CD28D-H
CC19047Jackpot TurnipBrassica0.2P-Y0.8L-R9B-L15N-W2HI3F-I22D-F27D-I
Average0.51.1523242027
Min0.20.521521324
Max0.71.71036262634
Range0.61.2821152310

† Varieties that have any MS letter in common are not significantly different (Fisher’s Protected LSD, P<0.05). Mean separation was performed across all entries. Varieties within the “A group” were top performers across all entries and mean separation letters of these entries are highlighted in dark orange.
For ease of viewing, the table is broken into functional groups (brassicas, cereals, legumes). Mean values for top performers within each functional group are highlighted in light orange (50th – 75th percentile) and dark orange (> 75th percentile).

 

Table 5-b. By location mean biomass, canopy cover, and height of 60 cover crop varieties evaluated in small plot replicated trials at the University of Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center at Milan in Milan, TN during 2019-2020.

VarietyCommon NameGroupBiomass
(DM tons/ac)
Canopy Cover
(%)
Height
(in)
Apr†MayNovFebNovFebAprMay
Cereals
CenturionAnnual RyegrassCereal0.4K-V1.6B-N3L-U34G-I4G6B-D8N-R30D-F
LowboyAnnual RyegrassCereal0.1W-Y0.6P-R2S-X21J-Q4G1J3R-T16M-R
140760BarleyCereal0.4K-U1.2E-R18AB23J-P5A-C5C-E9L-P25D-L
140789BarleyCereal0.3O-Y1.2F-R15A-E21K-R5A-E3G-I5O-T20H-Q
140797BarleyCereal0.3N-Y1H-R19A-C26G-M5A5C-F7N-S24F-M
SB255BarleyCereal0.4K-V1.5C-P14A-F22J-Q5AB3G-I13I-M26D-K
SecretariatBarleyCereal0.4M-X1.3E-R13A-G24I-O4E-G5C-F12I-N18K-R
Bates RS4Cereal RyeCereal0.8B-J1.8B-K17A-C22J-Q5A-E7A-C29BC55B
Elbon (1)Cereal RyeCereal0.7F-N1.7B-M14A-H24I-N5A-E4E-H22D-F61AB
Elbon (2)Cereal RyeCereal0.4K-U1.4C-P16A-D26H-M5A-E1J14H-K56AB
GokuCereal RyeCereal0.5J-T1.6B-N16A-D20K-T5A-D5C-E21D-F53BC
NF95319BCereal RyeCereal0.9B-G1.9B-G12A-I29G-L5A-E8AB31AB60AB
NF97325Cereal RyeCereal0.8C-J2B-F11B-M19L-T5A8A28BC60AB
NF99362Cereal RyeCereal0.9B-I1.8B-J14A-F24I-O5A-E6B-D23D-F45C
Wintergrazer 70Cereal RyeCereal1.1A-D2.1B-E11A-J24I-N5AB8A36A64A
YankeeCereal RyeCereal0.2R-Y1.1G-R22A19K-T4B-G2IJ9M-Q46C
BobOatCereal0.4K-U1.7B-K18AB23I-P4B-G6B-D11J-N33DE
CosaqueOatCereal0.5I-S1.6B-N16A-D21J-Q5A-E5C-E10K-O22F-O
HilliardWheatCereal0.4K-U1.9B-H11A-I22J-Q5A-E6C-E14H-L24F-M
Liberty 5658WheatCereal0.6G-N1.4D-P10A-K23I-P4A-F6B-D16HI29D-G
Average0.51.51423451638
Min0.10.621941316
Max1.12.12234583664
Range11.42115173348

† Varieties that have any MS letter in common are not significantly different (Fisher’s Protected LSD, P<0.05). Mean separation was performed across all entries. Varieties within the “A group” were top performers across all entries and mean separation letters of these entries are highlighted in dark orange.
For ease of viewing, the table is broken into functional groups (brassicas, cereals, legumes). Mean values for top performers within each functional group are highlighted in light orange (50th – 75th percentile) and dark orange (> 75th percentile).

 

Table 5-c. By location mean biomass, canopy cover, and height of 60 cover crop varieties evaluated in small plot replicated trials at the University of Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center at Milan in Milan, TN during 2019-2020.

VarietyCommon NameGroupBiomass
(DM tons/ac)
Canopy Cover
(%)
Height
(in)
Apr†MayNovFebNovFebAprMay
Legumes
FIXatioNClover, BalansaLegume0.6H-Q1.5C-O1V-Z10T-X0QR1J4Q-T24F-M
ParadanaClover, BalansaLegume0.2Q-Y1.1F-R0Z-AA10S-X0R1J5O-T11RS
ViperClover, BalansaLegume0.5J-T1.9B-F0Z-AA10S-X0R1J5P-T14O-R
BaladyClover, BerseemLegume0Y0.8M-R1X-A3X1O-Q1J1T4S
FrostyClover, BerseemLegume0.2P-Y1.9B-H1V-Z12Q-X0P-R1J9M-Q25D-L
AU SunriseClover, CrimsonLegume0.3O-Y1.5C-P3N-V15N-W1M-O1J4Q-T19J-R
BolsenaClover, CrimsonLegume0.4L-W1G-R3L-U19L-T1L-O1J4Q-T18K-R
DixieClover, CrimsonLegume0.2R-Y1.6B-M4H-R10S-X2K-M1J4Q-T23F-M
Kentucky PrideClover, CrimsonLegume0.1W-Y1J-R3M-V11R-X1M-O1J2T17L-R
SECCM18Clover, CrimsonLegume0.2T-Y1.6B-N2P-V13P-X1L-N1J4R-T18K-R
White CloudClover, CrimsonLegume0.2P-Y0.6P-R3L-U13O-X2J-M1J3R-T13P-R
Big RedClover, RedLegume0.1U-Y0.8L-R1W-A6WX1O-Q1J2T13P-R
BlazeClover, RedLegume0V-Y0.7O-R2O-V8U-X1O-Q1J2T14N-R
GA9909Clover, RedLegume0XY0.8N-R0Z-A7WX1N-P1J3R-T16M-R
VNSClover, RedLegume0XY0.6P-R4U-Y7V-X1O-Q1J3R-T12QR
VNSVetch, CommonLegume0.7D-K3.2A2Q-W30G-K4B-G5C-E16G-I20H-Q
AU MeritVetch, HairyLegume1.3A1.9B-G3R-X72AB4D-G5C-E15H-J20H-Q
Patagonia IntaVetch, HairyLegume1.1A-E1.5C-P4K-T77A4D-G4E-H13I-M17L-R
Purple BountyVetch, HairyLegume0.8C-J1.6B-N1T-X47EF4B-G1J16G-I19I-R
VillanaVetch, HairyLegume0.9B-H1.8B-I2S-X48E4B-G1J15H-J21G-P
WinterKingVetch, HairyLegume1.2AB1.6B-O2N-V65BC4G3F-I15H-J18K-R
NamoiVetch, WoolypodLegume0.6F-O1.4E-Q0Y-A63B-D4E-G7A-C13I-M18K-R
Double OOWinter PeaLegume0.7F-M1.9B-I6D-O37FG4C-G1J7N-S28D-H
SurvivorWinter PeaLegume0.9B-G2.4AB5F-Q60CD4A-F1J15H-J22F-N
VNS (1)Winter PeaLegume0.8B-J2B-E3L-U48E4G2IJ13I-M25D-L
VNS (2)Winter PeaLegume1A-F2.3B-D6D-N61CD4FG2IJ14H-L21G-P
WindhamWinter PeaLegume0.6G-N1.9B-H4G-Q32G-J4A-F1J5O-T21G-Q
WyoWinter (1)Winter PeaLegume0.8B-J2.3A-C4G-Q56C-E4B-G1J11J-N24F-M
WyoWinter (2)Winter PeaLegume1.1A-C1.8B-J5E-P53DE4B-G2H-J15H-J23F-M
Average0.51.633122819
Min00.6030114
Max1.33.2677471628
Range1.32.6574461524

† Varieties that have any MS letter in common are not significantly different (Fisher’s Protected LSD, P<0.05). Mean separation was performed across all entries. Varieties within the “A group” were top performers across all entries and mean separation letters of these entries are highlighted in dark orange.
For ease of viewing, the table is broken into functional groups (brassicas, cereals, legumes). Mean values for top performers within each functional group are highlighted in light orange (50th – 75th percentile) and dark orange (> 75th percentile).

 

Table 5-d. Summary statistics and ANOVA p-values for by location mean biomass, canopy cover, and height of 60 cover crop varieties evaluated in small plot replicated trials at the University of Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center at Milan in Milan, TN during 2019-2020.

GroupBiomass
(DM tons/ac)
Canopy Cover
(%)
Height
(in)
Apr†MayNovFebNovFebAprMay
Brassicas
Average0.51.1523242027
Min0.20.521521324
Max0.71.71036262634
Range0.61.2821152310
Cereals
Average0.51.51423451638
Min0.10.621941316
Max1.12.12234583664
Range11.42115173348
Legumes
Average0.51.633122819
Min00.6030114
Max1.33.2677471628
Range1.32.6574461524
Across Groups
Average0.51.5727331327
Standard Error0.10.3250123
Min00.5030114
Max1.33.22277583664
Range1.32.72274573560
ANOVA p-values

 

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