Effect of mixed cropping lentil and wheat at varying seeding ratios [Lens culinaris]

Monoculture lentil, monoculture wheat, two cropping mixtures of lentil and wheat ((100 lentil + 33 wheat), and 33 lentil + 100 wheat) were compared in an experiment. The highest lentil grain yield was obtained from sole lentil followed by 100 lentil + 33 wheat combination. The monocropped wheat gave...

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Published inLENS Newsletter (ICARDA) Vol. 16; no. 2
Main Author Zaman, S.M. (Bangladesh Agricultural Research Inst., Mymensingh (Bangladesh). On-Farm Research Div.)
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1989
Subjects
BANGLADESH
CANTIDAD DE SEMILLA REQUERIDA
CARACTERES DE RENDIMIENTO
COMPOSANTE DE RENDEMENT
CULTIVO MIXTO
CULTURE EN MELANGE
DENSITE DE SEMIS
LENS CULINARIS
TRITICUM AESTIVUM
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Summary:Monoculture lentil, monoculture wheat, two cropping mixtures of lentil and wheat ((100 lentil + 33 wheat), and 33 lentil + 100 wheat) were compared in an experiment. The highest lentil grain yield was obtained from sole lentil followed by 100 lentil + 33 wheat combination. The monocropped wheat gave the highest wheat grain yield. The highest Land Equivalent Ratio (1.25), gross benefit, net benefit, and benefit cost ratio were obtained from 100 lentil + 33 wheat combination
Bibliography:9100016
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ISSN:0257-7143