Performance of Calopogonium caeruleum grown in Eastern part of Thailand
1986
Sakda Sukviboon | Sumol Sophakorn | Chaweevan Singtothong
Experiment was conducted on Mabon soil series at Rayong Land Development Station in 1983-1986 in order to study about the performance of Calepogonium caeruleum and ground cover. The observation trial was used with 4 plots. Evaluated in percentage of ground cover every month and harvested the yield of seed every year. In the second year, the vegetative part of caeruleum could grow and cover the ground very dense more than 6 months (July-December). The caeruleum could have a few flowers, so it could produce seed yield just only 0.7 kg/rai. The leaves fell in dry season but the stolons were alive throughout the year and able to grow and cover the ground in rainy season again.
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