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Effect of Nitrogen Rate and Irrigation on Yield and Residual Nitrogen Recovery by Warm-Season Grasses¹

Synopsis: Coastal bermudagrass produced the largest forage yields with Pensacola bahiagrass and dallisgrass following in that order. Yield and N content of bermudagrass were increased through the highest N rate, 900 pounds per acre. Nitrogen content of bahiagrass and dallisgrass was increased through the highest rate, with yield increases through the 600-pounds-per-acre N rate. Irrigation increased yields and N recovery during periods of low rainfall. The percent of applied N recovered decreased as N rate increased and was highest on Coastal bermudagrass.

² Soil Scientists, Thorsby, Alabama, and Professor of Soils, Auburn, Alabama, respectively.

Received for publication November 16, 1965.

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