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WINTER COVER CROPS ON WEED INFESTATION AND MAIZE YIELD1
... for weed management (KARAM et ...dosing and inadequate application conditions, may decrease the performance of products, select these molecules for resistance and cause environmental ...reduction ... See full document
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Effects of ground cover from branches of arboreal species on weed growth and maize yield
... agricultural crops (BERTALOT et ...decomposes and provides nutrients to the plants (PEREZ- MARIN; MENEZES; SALCEDO, ...with maize have shown that improvements to the soil, a reduction in weeds ... See full document
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Production, decomposition of residues and yield of maize and soybeans grown on cover crops
... of cover plants and crops left on the soil surface can influence decomposition, nutrient cycling and follow crop ...rate and yield of maize and soybean grown ... See full document
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EFFECT OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND COVER CROPS ON ORGANIC MATTER DYNAMICS OF SOIL UNDER VEGETABLES
... effects on the soil quality. Since management systems alter the quantity and quality of organic matter, this study evaluated the influence of different management systems and cover ... See full document
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Crop sequences in no-tillage system: effects on soil fertility and soybean, maize and rice yield
... of winter crops influenced OM levels, mainly oilseed radish, millet, grain sorghum and sunn hemp, because modifications were found regardless of the soil layer (Table ...when crops are ... See full document
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Variation on the Amount of Winter Cover Crops Residues on Weeds Incidence and Soil Seed Bank during an Agricultural Year
... evaluations, and 30 days prior to collection, indicated data with some homogeneity average, according to Gomes (2000), as they were below ...20%. On the other hand, the coefficient values for narrow leaves ... See full document
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Performance Of Different Tillage Implements And Their Effects On Sorghum And Maize Grown In Gezira Vertisols Sudan
... measured weed parameters during the two seasons (1998 and ...(P<0.05) and percent ground cover at ...plowing and chiseling to 20 cm depth resulted in significantly lower total number ... See full document
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Suppressive effects on weeds and dry matter yields of cover crops
... growth and dry matter accumulation (Table 2). Therefore, their good soil cover due to green matter and high dry matter yield resulted in a high potential for weed ...that cover ... See full document
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Qualitative attributes and postharvest conservation of green ears of maize grown on different cover crops in organic no-till system
... fruits and vegetables is transpiration, which is closely related to the respiratory process of the ...green maize, Kays (1991) considers 7% as maximum mass loss ...green maize postharvest ... See full document
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Soybean growth and yield under cover crops
... retained on the soil surface and crop rotation is ...nitrogen and soil biological activity, reduction in soil temperature fluctuations, reduction in sheet erosion, reduction in the amount of ... See full document
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Tomato yield and soil chemical attributes depending on previous cover crops
... decompose and tends to acidify the soil more because carbon dioxide is produced in the biological oxidation process of organic compounds, that react with water forming carbonic acid that disassociates releasing ... See full document
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WEED SUPRESSION BY SMOTHER CROPS AND SELECTIVE HERBICIDES
... smother crops as part of normal agricultural practice can benefit sustain- able agriculture and be part of an integrated weed man- agement ...smother crops may have potential for controlling ... See full document
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WEED INCIDENCE IN AN INTERCROPPING SYSTEM OF BANANA, TYPE PLANTAIN, CV. D’ANGOLA, WITH ASSAI PALM IN DIFFERENT ARRANGEMENTS
... populations, and such variations may be associated with the agricultural practices adopted (SARMENTO et ...as weed management, spacing, planting times, and cultural ... See full document
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Cotton development and yield according to nitrogen application and cover crops
... reproductive and vegetative stems performed were assessed by counting during the collection; plant height from soil to the apex, using a tape measure; stem diameter using calipers, 2 cm in height from the soil; ... See full document
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A model for simulating the timelines of field operations at a European scale for use in complex dynamic models
... workability and trafficability, might enable the Timelines model to predict occasions when ploughing and applica- tions of solid manure in preparation for spring crops are made in the previous ... See full document
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Row Ratios of Intercropping Maize and Soybean Can Affect Agronomic Efficiency of the System and Subsequent Wheat.
... production and environmental quality in the regions with intensive agricultural production, ...of maize (Zea mays L.) and soybean (Glycine max ...of maize, two sequential experi- ments were ... See full document
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LEGUMINOUS COVER CROPS FOR BANANA PLANTATIONS IN SEMI-ARID REGIONS
... Calopo and tropical kudzu are both suitable as permanent ground cover crops, since they increased senescent phytomass, soil water retention, and nutrient concentrations in the soil and ... See full document
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Cover crops and herbicide timing management on soybean yield under no-tillage system
... between cover crop biomass and soybean plant stand was highly signiicant (Table ...of cover crop biomass, which did not cause reductions in soybean ...plowed, and did not signiicantly differ ... See full document
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Cover crops and pruning in Bobal and Tempranillo vineyards have little influence on
... Sweet and Schreiner (2010), who reported that the use of seven cover crops treatments in Pinot noir vineyards did not drastically change water and nutrient ...between cover crops ... See full document
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Weed dynamics and productivity of spring maize under different tillage and weed management methods
... (2012) and Singh et al. (2007). This is because in uncontrolled weed field the total density and dry weight of weeds were significantly higher as compared to other weeding treatments which retarded ... See full document
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