Vicia narbonensis L.: Importance of Phosphorus Fertilization and Seeding Rate under Rainfall Conditions Setif High Plains Algeria

Response of Some Narbon Vetch Varieties to Different Defoliation Intensities Concerning Forage, Seed Yield and Growth Traits Under Rainfed Conditions of the Sulaimani Governorate, Iraq

“…It can grow in many types of soils from sandy soils to loams provided they are well-drained. The input requirement of narbon vetch has low (fertilizer and pesticides) but does particularly well on alkaline soils and responds positively to P fertilizer (Mebarkia et al, 2013;Sanchez-Vioque et al, 2011). Like many other Vicia species, the culture of Vicia narbonensis L. has long been neglected due to the presence of anti-nutritional factors that also cause an undesirable odorand taste in grain and foliage.…”