Competitive effects between component crops in selected crop combinations. Note

During 1979, intercrops like redgram, greengram and soybean did not prove to be competitive with sorghum. However, redgram with sorghum offered competition when redgram was at 100% and sorghum at 50% of the normal population. During 1980, greengram proved to be competitive with sorghum. Intercrops o...

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Published inJournal of Maharashtra Agricultural Universities Vol. 11
Main Authors Hunshal C.S, Malik D.S
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1986
Subjects
biological competition
cajanus cajan
competencia biologica
competition biologique
cultivo intercalado
culture intercalaire
frijol mungo
haricot dore
intercropping
mung beans
rendement
rendimiento
soja
sorghum
soybeans
yields
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Summary:During 1979, intercrops like redgram, greengram and soybean did not prove to be competitive with sorghum. However, redgram with sorghum offered competition when redgram was at 100% and sorghum at 50% of the normal population. During 1980, greengram proved to be competitive with sorghum. Intercrops of greengram and soybean in redgram did not show much of competition with red gram during 1979. Whereas in 1980, which was comparatively dry, greengram was highly competitive with redgram.
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ISSN:0378-2395