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A glasshouse study Investigated the dry matter response of Grasslands Kopu and Grasslands Tahora white clover, cultwars ot dlffermg origins and morphologles. to three phosphate fertilizers, monocalcium phosphate (MCP), partially acldulated phosphate rock (PAPR) and a reactw phosphate rock, North Carolina phosphate rock (NCPR), of differing water solubtlity. Kopu responded more rapldly and reached Its rnax~mum dry matter yield at a lower phosphorus (P) level than Tahora when MCP and NCPR were the P lert~l~zers. With PAPR as the P fertlllzer, their response was similar. The shoot dry matter response by Kopu to all three P sources was reflected more in leaf weight and sue than leaf number or stolen length. In contrast Tahora responded to added P by increasmg leaf number and stolen length to a much greater extent than Kopu.

WHITE CLOVER CULTIVAR RESPONSES TO PHOSPHATE FERTILISERS OF DIFFERING SOLUBILITY