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D. Moot

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h-index: 39
Works: 308
Citations: 5,180

Most-cited papers

Pastoral agriculture, a significant driver of New Zealand’s economy, based on an introduced grassland ecology and technological advances
J. Caradus, S. Goldson, D. Moot, J. Rowarth +1 more
2021Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand42 citations Open access
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Intraspecific differences in long-term drought tolerance in perennial ryegrass
Daliya Cyriac, R. Hofmann, A. Stewart, P. Sathish +2 more
2018PLoS ONE36 citations Open access
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Yield and quality changes in lucerne of different fall dormancy ratings under three defoliation regimes
H. Ta, E. Teixeira, H. Brown, D. Moot
202027 citations
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Pasture resilience reflects differences in root and shoot responses to defoliation, and water and nitrogen deficits
D. Moot, A. Black, E. Lyons, L. Egan +1 more
2021NZGA: Research and Practice Series20 citations Open access
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Yield components of lucerne were affected by sowing dates and inoculation treatments
J. Jáuregui, A. Mills, D. Black, K. Wigley +2 more
2019European Journal of Agronomy17 citations
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An examination of the ability of plantain (Plantago lanceolata L.) to mitigate nitrogen leaching from pasture systems
Colin Eady, Anthony J. Conner, J. S. Rowarth, Graeme D. Coles +2 more
2024New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research16 citations Open access
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Changes in New Zealand red meat production over the past 30 yr
D. Moot, R. Davison
2021Animal Frontiers16 citations Open access
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Assessing potato canopy growth and development at the individual leaf level to improve the understanding of the plant source–sink relations
J. S. Oliveira, H. Brown, D. Moot
202115 citations
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Simplified methods for on-farm prediction of yield potential of grazed lucerne crops in New Zealand
D. Moot, Xiu-Mei Yang, H. Ta, H. Brown +3 more
2021New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research15 citations
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Development of a lucerne model in APSIM next generation: 1 phenology and morphology of genotypes with different fall dormancies
Xiu-Mei Yang, H. Brown, E. Teixeira, D. Moot
202115 citations
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New Zealand's Pastoral Industries: Efficient Use of Grassland Resources
J. Hodgson, K. Cameron, David Clark, L. Condron +13 more
2019Grasslands: Developments Opportunities Perspectives15 citations
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Time of sowing and cultivar effects on hardseededness and germination of subterranean clover seeds
C. Teixeira, J. Hampton, D. Moot
2021New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research14 citations
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Animal performance changes over 11 years after implementing a lucerne grazing system on Bog Roy Station
D. Moot, Peter A. V. Anderson, L. Anderson, David K. Anderson
2019Journal of New Zealand Grasslands13 citations Open access
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Maximising the subterranean clover content on a summer-dry Wairarapa hill-country farm through grazing management
S. Olykan, R. Lucas, D. J. Nicholson, C. Doscher +1 more
2019Journal of New Zealand Grasslands13 citations Open access
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Yield gaps of lucerne ( Medicago sativa L.) in livestock systems of Argentina
J. Jáuregui, J. Ojeda, G. Berone, Fernando Alfredo Lattanzi +3 more
2022Annals of Applied Biology12 citations
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Liveweight production, dry matter yield and seasonal composition from dryland lucerne and lucerne/grass mixes over five years
D. Moot, Malcolm C. Smith, A. Mills
2020New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research12 citations
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Thermal time requirements for germination of four subterranean clover cultivars
C. Teixeira, J. Hampton, D. Moot
2020New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research12 citations
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Forage chicory model: Development and evaluation
R. Cichota, R. McAuliffe, Julia M. Lee, E. Minnee +4 more
202012 citations
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Soil pH, exchangeable aluminium and legume yield responses to deep-placed lime at Omarama Station
Daniel L. Hendrie, J. Moir, E. J. Stevens, A. Black +1 more
2018Journal of New Zealand Grasslands12 citations Open access
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Seed production, seedling regeneration and hardseeds breakdown of annual clovers
Hollena Nori, D. Moot, A. Mills
2018New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research12 citations Open access
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Assessing land suitability and spatial variability in lucerne yields across New Zealand
E. Teixeira, Jing Guo, Jian Liu, R. Cichota +5 more
2023European Journal of Agronomy11 citations
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Development of a lucerne model in APSIM next generation: 2 canopy expansion and light interception of genotypes with different fall dormancy ratings
Xiu-Mei Yang, H. Brown, E. Teixeira, D. Moot
2022European Journal of Agronomy11 citations
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Trifolium repens and T. subterraneum modify their nodule microbiome in response to soil pH
A. Shah, S. Wakelin, D. Moot, Céline L. H. Blond +2 more
2021Journal of Applied Microbiology11 citations
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Increased lucerne nodulation in acid soils with Sinorhizobium meliloti and lucerne tolerant to low pH and high aluminium
K. Wigley, H. Ridgway, A. Humphries, R. Ballard +1 more
2018Crop and Pasture Science11 citations
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Resident hill country pasture production in response to temperature and soil moisture over 20 years in Central Hawke’s Bay
A. Mills, B. Thomson, Paul D. Muir, Noel B. Smith +1 more
2021NZGA: Research and Practice Series10 citations Open access
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Comparison of three different statistical approaches (non-linear least-squares regression, survival analysis and Bayesian inference) in their usefulness for estimating hydrothermal time models of seed germination
E. Moltchanova, Shirin Sharifiamina, D. Moot, A. Shayanfar +1 more
2020Seed Science Research10 citations
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AgYields - a national database for collation of past, present and future pasture and crop yield data
D. Moot, W. Griffiths, D. Chapman, M. Dodd +1 more
2022Journal of New Zealand Grasslands9 citations Open access
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Animal and forage responses on lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) pastures under contrasting grazing managements in a temperate climate
G. Berone, M. C. Sardiña, D. Moot
20209 citations
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Reproductive development in subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.): A reanalysis of Oceania datasets
C. Teixeira, J. Hampton, D. Moot
20209 citations
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Establishment, production and regeneration of subterranean clovers in the Mackenzie Basin, New Zealand
S. Olykan, R. Lucas, C. Teixeira, Richard A Subtil +1 more
2018Journal of New Zealand Grasslands9 citations Open access
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Phenological development of subterranean clover cultivars under contrasting environments
C. Teixeira, J. Hampton, D. Moot
20218 citations
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Total annual and seasonal DM production of improved and unimproved resident pastures at three farms in Canterbury
Malcolm C. Smith, A. Mills, D. Moot
2023Journal of New Zealand Grasslands7 citations Open access
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A review of legume research and extension in New Zealand (1990–2022)
D. Moot
2022Crop and Pasture Science7 citations Open access
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Development of a lucerne model in APSIM next generation: 3 Biomass accumulation and partitioning for different fall dormancy ratings
Xiu-Mei Yang, H. Brown, E. Teixeira, D. Moot
2023European Journal of Agronomy6 citations
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Quantifying morpho-physiological traits that describe canopy and biomass formation and partitioning processes for spring wheat genotypes grown under contrasting nitrogen supply
E. Chakwizira, D. Moot, E. Teixeira
2022New Zealand journal of crop and horticultural science6 citations
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Nitrogen effects on species’ contributions to grazed pasture mixtures under nitrogen loss and application restrictions
Thinzar Soe Myint, A. Black, D. Moot
2022Journal of New Zealand Grasslands6 citations Open access
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Legumes are the key to increasing productivity at “Inverary”, a summer moist hill / high country farm in mid-Canterbury
Malcolm W. Smith, D. Moot, R. Lucas, J. Chapman
2022Journal of New Zealand Grasslands6 citations Open access
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Recovery of ovulation rate in ewes following their removal from an oestrogenic lucerne forage
R. Fields, D. Moot, J. R. Sedcole, G. Barrell
2019Animal Production Science6 citations
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A review of grass species yields and growth rates in Northland, New Zealand
C. Teixeira, S. Olykan, D. Moot
2024New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research5 citations Open access
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Elevated carbon‐dioxide effects on wheat grain quality differed under contrasting nitrogen and phosphorus fertiliser supply
E. Chakwizira, H. Dunbar, M. Andrews, D. Moot +1 more
2023Annals of Applied Biology5 citations Open access
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High throughput pH bioassay demonstrates pH adaptation of Rhizobium strains isolated from the nodules of Trifolium subterraneum and T. repens.
A. Shah, S. Wakelin, D. Moot, Céline L. H. Blond +2 more
2022Journal of Microbiological Methods5 citations
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Canopy dynamics of lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) genotypes of three fall dormancies grown under contrasting defoliation frequencies
S. M. Hoppen, M. A. Neres, H. Ta, Xiu-Mei Yang +3 more
2022European Journal of Agronomy5 citations
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Estimation of time to key phenological stages to guide management of subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.) in New Zealand
Jing Guo, C. Teixeira, J. Barringer, J. Hampton +1 more
2022European Journal of Agronomy5 citations
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Yield and botanical composition of four dryland pastures at Ashley Dene Research Farm over 8 years
Breanna Taylor, A. Mills, Malcolm C. Smith, R. Lucas +1 more
2021NZGA: Research and Practice Series5 citations Open access
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Quantifying perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.) and white clover (Trifolium repens L.) seed germination responses to water potential and temperature with a hydrothermal time model
A. Shayanfar, Shirin Sharifiamina, D. Moot, E. Moltchanova +1 more
2020New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research5 citations
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Causes of leaf reddening in subterranean clover cultivars
C. Teixeira, R. Lucas, S. Olykan, D. Moot
20205 citations
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Seed yield and subsequent emergence pattern of subterranean clover cultivars in response to summer rain
C. Teixeira, R. Lucas, D. Moot
2018Journal of New Zealand Grasslands5 citations Open access
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Dry matter yield of six perennial legume species in response to lime over 3 years at Glenmore Station, Mackenzie Basin
S. Berenji, A. Mills, J. Moir, K. Pollock +3 more
2018Journal of New Zealand Grasslands5 citations Open access
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Deconstructing agronomic resource use efficiencies to increase food production
J. Porter, P. Thorburn, H. Brown, E. Teixeira +3 more
20214 citations Open access
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Sampling methods for clover species in grazed pastures to diagnose mineral deficiencies
S. Olykan, R. Lucas, D. Moot
2019Journal of New Zealand Grasslands4 citations Open access
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