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Vitality and Vigour - Qualitative Characters
Vitality is related to the condition of a plant and its capacity to complete its life cycle, while vigor refers more specifically to the health or development within a certain stage. We can say that a seedling or a mature plant may be vigorous or it may be feeble or poorly developed. A number of criteria may be used in determining the vigour of plants such as the rate and total amount of growth especially in height; rapidity of growth renewal in spring or following mowing or grazing; area of foliage, colour and turgidity of leaves and stems; degree of damage caused by diseases or insects; time of appearance and number and height of flower stalks; rate of growth and extent of root system, appearance and development of new stems and leaves. For classification of vitality the following groups as given by Daubenmire (1968) are used:
V1 - Plants whose seedlings die
V2 - Seedlings grow, but unable to reproduce
V3 - Reproduce only vegetatively
V4 - Reproduce sexually, but are uncommon
V5 - Reproduce sexually and grow regularly
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