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IVDDMY of these cultivars were simile in 1982. Quadratic and linear equations were satisfactorily 5t to the DMY and IVDDMY data in 1982 and 1983, respectively. The IVDMD ln whole piant samples decreased at average rates of 4.2 and 5.5 g kg ha-’ da5y in 1982 and 1983, respectively, during harvest week one. Among cultivars, Caucasian had the highest rate of decline and Ganada the lowest. The decline was quadratic in nature and faster in stem fractions. Cuitivu IVDMD differences were consistent over plant parts. Ganada and Cawasian had the highest and lowest IVDMD concentrations, respectively. Plains and WW-Spar had IVDMD values of slm5ar magnitude and intermediite to those of Ganada and Caucasian. Cuitivar leaf to stem ratios were shnilu in 1982 but different in 1983 with Plains and Caucasian having higher L/S ratios than Ganada and WW-Spar. For these cultivars leafiness was a poor indicator of digestibility. g&O

Yield and Digestibility of Old World Bluestem Grasses as Affected by Cultivar, Plant Part, and Maturity