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Water-stressed plants accumulate abnormally large amounts of free proline, a protein component. Blue grama (Boutelouagracilis) was clipped and water-stressed to test whether the degree of proline accumulation might be related to regrowth potential of . range grass. Clipping of plants before stress reduced the accumulation of proline in bases of stressed shoots but increased herbage production; clipping after stress speeded the decrease of accumulated proline in shoot bases.

Clipping of Water-Stressed Blue Grama Affects Proline Accumulation and Productivity