Plants and cropping systems
Indicator plants of soil attributes in cropping systems of ilex paraguariensis a st hil and mimosa scabrella in Southern Brazil
... Several plants have been recognised as indicators of some of the soil properties, important from the point of view of the use, management and tillage practices, enabling a rapid recognition of aspects which may ...
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Organic and conventional tomato cropping systems
... agricultural systems have been developed, organic agriculture has deserved increasing interest ...tomato cropping systems for varieties Débora and Santa Clara, through an interdisciplinary ...m. ...
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Individual plant care in cropping systems
... These cropping systems require accurate information at least about the position of the crop plants and furthermore, if possible, additional information about the crop ...
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The future of grain legumes in cropping systems
... Consequently, a major shift in perspective to increase grain legume N fixation and its contribution to the N balance of the cropping system is needed. More research funds and effort need to be invested in research ...
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Nitrogen mineralization in biofuel cropping systems in soils
... in plants varies greatly depending on the species of the plant, the type of plant tissue, and the growth stage of the ...crop plants, but especially from ...
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Productivity and nutrient cycling in bioenergy cropping systems
... all plants in the harvest area were cut just above ground level, removed from plots, and weighed in large plastic containers with a platform ...selected plants were removed from each plot prior to ear ...
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Adaptability potential of corn for groundcover cropping systems
... emerged plants in the center two rows of each four-row ...10 plants were clipped at the soil surface and collected in a mesh ...10 plants were then weighed in bulk which was used to compare early ...
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Role of green manure options in organic cropping systems
... organic cropping systems, much of the N is a direct result of growing legumes that have been well inoculated with for instance, Penicillium bilaiae a phosphate solubilizing fungus and Rhizobium ...
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Dynamics of root microorganisms in closed hydroponic cropping systems
... Similarly, micronutrients are known to act as catalysts for the production of secondary metabolites. It has been shown that production is highly sensitive to fluctuations in micronutrient availability (Zweifel et al., ...
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Sustainable mixed cropping systems for the boreal-nemoral region
... mixed cropping of faba bean and oat increased the number of bird cherry-oat aphids (Rhopalosiphum padi ...the plants in mixed crops. Mixed cropping increased the macro- and micronutrient uptake and ...
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A Review of Soil-Improving Cropping Systems for Soil Salinization
... between plants able to tolerate low levels of salinity (glycophytes) and those really adapted to saline soils ...improving cropping systems and the selection of salt-tolerant crops, salt-tolerant ...
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Corn Cropping Systems to Improve Economic and Environmental Health
... Mixtures of true proteins, composed of amino acids and non-protein nitrogen, make up the CP content of forages. The CP content of forages is determined by measuring the amount of nitrogen and multiplying by 6.25. The ...
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Adaptation strategies of Mediterranean cropping systems to climate change
... gradients found in such a heterogeneous environment. The model must reproduce the behaviour of the system under a wide range of conditions, representing the spatial variability. A key rule in good modelling practice is ...
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Corn Cropping Systems to Improve Economic and Environmental Health
... Mixtures of true proteins, composed of amino acids and non-protein nitrogen, make up the CP content of forages. The CP content of forages is determined by measuring the amount of nitrogen and multiplying by 6.25. The ...
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Corn Cropping Systems to Improve Economic and Environmental Health
... Mixtures of true proteins, composed of amino acids, and non-protein nitrogen make up the CP content of forages. The CP content of forages is determined by measuring the amount of nitrogen and multiplying by 6.25. The ...
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Weed growth in conventional and low-input cropping systems
... The weed growth study was arranged in a split plot design, with rotation and year being whole-plot factors and planting time assigned to the subplot with each weed species present in each subplot. Height, stem diameter, ...
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Cropping solutions for the sugarcane farming systems of the Burdekin
... 200-250,000 plants/ha ideal for yield and quality - Leichhardt, Stuart P , M103-17, M103-22, Fernside P , Bunya P , and A6785 are all productive varieties with yields of more than ...
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Faba bean in cropping systems
... successful cropping systems it is necessary to understand how a crop such as faba bean responds to biological, chemical, physical, and climatic variables, and how this response can be influenced by ...which ...
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Cropping systems in Iowa past and present
... The above historical study has demonstrated the influence of prices and of changes in methods of production upon the cropping system. These forces are just as important as soil and topography in shaping the ...
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Faba bean - in organic cropping systems
... I motsats till den hypotes som presenteras i inledningen så har samtliga av de intervjuade uttryckt att åkerböna inte är någon svårodlad gröda, visst finns det svårigheter men ingenting[r] ...
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