Continuous Cropping
Studies on fungal communities and functional guilds shift in tea continuous cropping soils by high-throughput sequencing
... Fungal community structure, function, and diversity Illumina HiSeq sequencing analysis of ITS2 sequences revealed that long-term continuous monoculture of tea plants changed the structure of the soil fungal commu- ...
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Effects of continuous cropping of sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.) on its endophytic and soil bacterial community by high-throughput sequencing
... The above results showed that sugar beet plant sam- ples Bn and Bc and their soil samples Sn and Sc have the same group, Pseudarthrobacter (Fig. 5). It was re- ported that Pseudarthrobacter can be isolated from soil, ...
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Effects of Crop Stubble on Physicochemical Properties of Continuous Cropping Soil and Cucumber Yield and Quality
... Here, studies were done in pots in March to August, 2009. The diameter of pot was 30 cm, 22 cm high, loading 8 kg of soil per pot. First, the soil of continuous cropping cucumber was sieved through 6 mm ...
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Effects of different organic amendment on winter wheat yields under long term continuous cropping
... The observations were conducted on chernozem soil in a sugar-beet production region in 1971–2002. Six variants of organic amendment were examined: l – straw harvest, 2 – straw harvest + green manuring, 3 – straw ...
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Changes in soil microbial diversity and control of Fusarium oxysporum in continuous cropping cucumber greenhouses following biofumigation
... in continuous cropping cucumber ...a continuous cropping culture ...in continuous cucumber cropping systems, and the control effect of MGH was the best compared with other ...
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Effects of ridge and furrow film mulching on soil environment and yield under potato continuous cropping system
... ous cropping fields managed for one (CY-1), two (CY-2) and four years ...the continuous cropping ...where continuous cropping is ...
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Study on different potato continuous cropping ways on rhizosphere soil nutrients and enzyme activities
... potato continuous cropping obstacle, but the potato production practice of continuous cropping is not practically ...potato continuous cropping, under the different modes of the ...
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High-throughput sequencing technology reveals that continuous cropping of American ginseng results in changes in the microbial community in arable soil
... ginseng cropping over 3 ...the continuous cropping soils of American ginseng compared to those of traditional ...to continuous cropping with American ...
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Long-term effects of continuous cropping and different nutrient management practices on the distribution of organic nitrogen in soil under rice-wheat system
... Description of experimental site and crop management. A long-term rice-wheat cropping system experiment was established in 1997 at CCS HAU, Regional Rice Research Station, Kaul, Haryana, India situated at ...
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Effects of Intercropping on Rhizosphere Soil Bacterial Communities in Amorphophallus konjac
... of continuous cropping (Table ...that continuous cultivataion under monocrop conditions can decrease soil bacterial diversity in the rhizosphere of tomato [35] and waterme- lon [36] as shown by the ...
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Impact of Cultivation Methods on Soil Fertility and Rural Livelihoods in Arsi Zone, South East Ethiopia
... cereal cropping system is commonly practiced in this ...and cropping system in the ...cereals cropping system in which, continuous cropping system taken as control were ...
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Chemical properties and microbial responses to biochar and compost amendments in the soil under continuous watermelon cropping
... a continuous cropping soil, an integrated agricultural management including pretreatment of soil to reduce the background value of FON in soil, together with soil organic amend- ment should be ...
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Potential of grain legume fallows to address food insecurity and boost household incomes in western Kenya
... of continuous maize cropping system hereafter referred to as the ...to continuous cropping were: pigeonpea seed cost, cost of labor for establishing and harvesting pigeonpea and labor for ...
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Competency Improvement Needs of Farmers in Soil Erosion Prevention and Control for Enhancing Crop Production: Case Study of Kogi State, Nigeria
... However competent levels of the farmers ensure effective utilization of these practices on their farm and their environment for soil erosion prevention and control. To be competent means that the individual has acquired ...
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Overvieuw of farmers expected benefits of diversification Report on national stakeholder involvement
... Together with Bejo Zaden (Dutch breeding company for vegetable seeds) a second workshop was organized. The case discussed was a situation with three different stakeholders (Bejo Zaden, a bulb and flower grower and a ...
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An Analysis of Share Cropping in Rice Cultivation- A Case Study in Karimganj District of Assam
... share cropping in Sali rice cultivation is due to their comparative better economic condition, better resource endowment such as human labour, draught animal resources, tractor and power tillers availability and ...
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Agricultural Growth Deceleration in India: A Review of Explanations
... rainfall and availability of water resources significantly affects productivity in addition to that monsoons and flood affect yield in agriculture. Lack of adequate irrigation is another reason for cropping ...
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Evaluation of Multiple Use Cover Crops under Rainfed during Two Seasons in Yucatan, Mexico
... Agriculture based on slash and burn system, is carried out by nearly 300 million farm peasants on the 30% of worldwide agricultural soils. In Mexico, agriculture based on slash and burn system is carried out on 10% out ...
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Magnesium management in the soil crop system – a crop rotation approach
... of cropping sequences (CS) on Mg management was evaluated using two methods: soil surface balance, and soil system ...in cropping se- quences dominated with maize, with higher needs for Mg, showed strong ...
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Changes in Selected Soil Physical Properties and Maize Yields as Affected by Animal Wastes Application in Abakaliki Southeastern Nigeria
... two cropping seasons. Control had lower moisture content in second cropping season than first cropping season whereas plots treated with animal wastes recorded higher moisture content in second ...
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