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Does afforestation of arable land with rubber tree improve soil biodiversity? [P1.103] [PDF]
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Conservation agriculture enhances soil and water conservation and crop yield in the Ethiopian highlands. [PDF]
Alemie TC +7 more
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Effects of pepper - peanut intercropping systems on processed chili yield and rhizospheric soil microecological environment. [PDF]
Wang J +8 more
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Mechanism of tobacco-sweet potato intercropping in suppressing <i>Ralstonia solanacearum</i> in flue-cured tobacco. [PDF]
Yang L +8 more
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Effects of Corn-Soybean Strip Intercropping on Control Efficiency of Insect Pests and Crop Yields. [PDF]
Wei X +5 more
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Indica-Japonica rice intercropping enhances rice productivity by efficiently utilizing the resources. [PDF]
Nasar J +5 more
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Soybean-maize intercropping for forage
Toniolo L., Sattin M., MOSCA, GIULIANO
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The Journal of Applied Ecology, 1989
The practice of growing two or more crops together is widespread throughout the tropics and is becoming increasingly practised in temperate agriculture. The benefits of nutrient exchange, reduced weed competition and pathogen control can generate substantial improvements in growth and yield. In this book John Vandermeer, a leading worker on the subject,
N. W. Simmonds, J. Vandermeer
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The practice of growing two or more crops together is widespread throughout the tropics and is becoming increasingly practised in temperate agriculture. The benefits of nutrient exchange, reduced weed competition and pathogen control can generate substantial improvements in growth and yield. In this book John Vandermeer, a leading worker on the subject,
N. W. Simmonds, J. Vandermeer
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Biometrics, 1984
Peasant agriculture in the tropics assumes ever greater importance, but relevant experiments are difficult to conduct, partly because existing techniques were evolved for single crops, whereas smallholders may use several crops together. Also, the concern of smallholders is to minimize the risk of crop failure rather than to maximize average yields ...
S. C. Pearce, R. N. Edmondson
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Peasant agriculture in the tropics assumes ever greater importance, but relevant experiments are difficult to conduct, partly because existing techniques were evolved for single crops, whereas smallholders may use several crops together. Also, the concern of smallholders is to minimize the risk of crop failure rather than to maximize average yields ...
S. C. Pearce, R. N. Edmondson
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