Marcelo Wallau

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

United States

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Marcelo Wallau is an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida, USA. His research primarily focuses on grazing management, herbaceous vegetation, and the impact of mycotoxins in pastures. Recent publications highlight his studies on herbage responses in mixed pastures, alternative anthelmintics for goats, and the effects of grazing intensity on forage productivity. He is dedicated to advancing agricultural practices through empirical research and innovative management strategies.

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Diwakar Vyas

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University of Florida

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K. Kenworthy

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Sandra L. Dillard

Auburn University

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Hui-Ling Liao

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Vegetation structure and defoliation patterns in heterogeneous grasslands under two herbage allowance levels

Herbage Responses and Grazing Performance of Mature Horses in Warm-Season Perennial Grass–Legume Mixed Pastures

Survey of Mycotoxins Present in Florida Pastures Across Time, Locations, and Grass Species

Evaluating orange oil and lespedeza hay as an alternative anthelmintic for goats

Optimum legume proportion for plant and animal production in a subtropical grassland

Moderate grazing intensities modulate canopy structure that influences short‐term intake rate of heifers grazing a natural grassland

‘Newell’ bermudagrass: A public release from the USDA Cynodon collection

Unraveling phenotypic diversity in Cynodon spp. germplasm for forage accumulation and nutritive value in the transition zone

Species richness and functional diversity enhance winter annual forage productivity and nutritive value

A Preliminary Survey of Mycotoxins Identified from Florida Bahiagrass Pastures

Early‐stage evaluation of grazed tetraploid bahiagrass experimental entries

Stocking method and terminology in grazing management: Evaluation of assertions from educational, outreach, and engagement programs

Biomass fine‐scale variation is predictive of functional composition and diversity in grazed grassland

RPER Software - A Social Management Tool for Rapid Participatory Emancipatory Research: Planning, Design and Implementation

Brunswickgrass (Paspalum nicorae): A Weed Contaminant in Southern Pastures and Bahiagrass Seed Production Fields

Managing bermudagrass competition to overseeded alfalfa

Identifying important skills and competencies needed for new Florida agriculture extension agents

Collaborators (11)

Diwakar Vyas

K. Kenworthy

Sandra L. Dillard

Hui-Ling Liao

Chris H. Wilson

Miguel S. Castillo

Brent Sellers

Esteban Fernando Rios

José Carlos Batista Dubeux Junior

Carissa Wickens

Matt Benge

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