Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)
Dubeux Lab
Led by Jose Dubeux · Agronomy
What we study
The Dubeux Lab studies forages, focusing on improving nutrient efficiency in pastures using legumes that fix nitrogen. Their work aims to reduce fertilizer use and environmental nutrient load.
What working here is like
- Plants
- Papers
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Recent papers, explained
- Seeding rate and reseeding potential of ball clover in binary mixtures with annual ryegrass
2026 · Crop Forage & Turfgrass Management
Tests ball clover seeding rates in mixtures with annual ryegrass.
- Comparative life cycle assessment of a year-round grazing system vs. a hay-feeding system
2026 · The Science of The Total Environment
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- Ingestive Behavioral Responses of Sheep Under Different Grazing Systems
2026 · New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
Studies how sheep bite mass changes under different grazing systems.
- Cotton yield increases while risk decreases with bahiagrass integration in a cropping system
2026 · Field Crops Research
Shows how adding bahiagrass to cotton farming boosts yield and reduces risk.
- Planting date effect on cool‐season grasses herbage accumulation in north Florida
2026 · Crop Forage & Turfgrass Management
Compares herbage growth of cool-season grasses planted in January or February.
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