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A review of biofumigation effects with plant materials
This review comprehensively assesses recent advances in the use of Brassicaceae plant materials for biofumigation, specifically focusing on their effectiveness in managing soil‐borne pests, enhancing soil fertility, improving the composition of beneficial microbial communities, and increasing crop quality and yield. Abstract Continuous crop cultivation
Yutong Ji +6 more
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Molecular genetic analysis of soriz genome (Sorghum oryzoidum) [PDF]
Проведено молекулярно-генетичний аналіз генотипів сорізу (Sorghum oryzoidum), його батьківської форми Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench (зернове сорго) та ймовірних батьків (Sorghum sudanense (Piper.) Stapf. (суданська трава) і Oryza sativa L. (рис посівний)),
Шевчук, Г.Ю. +3 more
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Organic small grain production in the Upper Midwest and Northeast: Challenges and lessons learned
Abstract Small grains provide agronomic benefits that are critical to the success of organic production, and opportunities within local food movements create expanded markets for small grains. However, diversifying rotations with small grains can present challenges related to production, infrastructure, and markets.
Claire G. Stedden +7 more
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Effect of biopreparations on growth parameters of Sorghum sudanense (Piper) Stapf
Abstract. The purpose of the study was to study the effectiveness of microbiological preparations on the growth characteristics of Sudan sorghum under the conditions of the Vologda region on the background with and without fertilizers. Methodology and methods. Research work was first carried out in the Vologda region in the experimental field of FSBSI “
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Five hybrids of Sorghum bicolor x Sorghum sudanense were analyzed asgreen forage (P0) and silage with 7 (P1), 14 (P2), 28 (P3) and 56 (P4) days after ensiling. The hybrids were cultivated at CNPMS/EMBRAPA and ensiled 60 days after planting, in PVC silos, with four repetitions per period.
DIOGO GONZAGA JAYME +9 more
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Abstract Knowledge of how agricultural management interacts with weed seed banks and emergent weed communities is crucial for proactive weed management. Though studies have detailed how differences in disturbance and nutrient applications between organic and conventional herbicide‐based systems affect weed communities, few have focused on these same ...
Jake Allen +8 more
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CG FARRAPO: a sudangrass cultivar with high biomass and grain yields
The new sudangrass cultivar [Sorghum sudanense (Piper) Stapf.] was developed by the method of selection of individual plants with progeny testing. The most important traits are high biomass yield with high grain yield.
Emilio Ghisleni Arenhardt +5 more
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The trial aimed to evaluate the associative effect of forage sorghum hybrids (Sorghum bicolor x Sorghum sudanense: AG 2501C; XBS 79001; P 855F and BRS-800) and period of evaluation during the growing season (40, 75, 110 and 145 days after planting) on productive and qualitative performance of the forage plant cultivated, under cutting management.
MIKAEL NEUMANN +6 more
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Rizobios son capaces de influir en el rendimiento de las especies no leguminosas través de la producción de sustancias fitoestimulantes. El objetivo de este estudio fue el de estudiar el efecto de la inoculación de rizobios UFRGS Lc348 y VP16 sobre la germinación y el rendimiento de millo y pasto Sudán, así como verificar si el enriquecimiento del ...
Goulart-Machado, Rafael +3 more
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Description of the two cover cropping strategies. Abstract Cover crops are grown between two main crops to reduce periods of bare fallow. In highly diverse crop rotations, the lengths of break periods between two main crops vary highly over time and consequently the cover cropping management differs from year to year. Long‐term field trials are thus of
Simon Oberholzer +4 more
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