Effect of pattern and density of planting on weed population

Raros, R.S.

Effect of pattern and density of planting on weed population

1985

Raros, R.S.

Pattern and density of planting did not significantly affect the total yield of sweet potato, cassava, and gabi. However, a better result in terms of marketable root yield was observed under 100 cm x 25 cm planting of sweet potato and 75 cm x 75 cm planting of cassava. For gabi, the hole method of planting significantly produced higher corm yield than the flat method. The pattern and density of planting had not significantly affected the weed population of the three root crops

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AGROVOC Keywords

colocasia esculenta espacement espaciamiento ipomoea batatas malezas manihot esculenta mauvaise herbe rendement rendimiento tubercule

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Other Subjects

Filipinas/ arreglo de cultivos; Tuberculo; Produccion vegetal; Production vegetale; Philippines/ mode de culture

Language

English

Note

Summary only (En)

Type

Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Research highlights from the PCARRD network 1984: summary proceedings of the fourth annual coordinated review and evaluation of completed and on-going research projects, Philippine Council for Agriculture and Resources Research and Development, Los Banos, Laguna; National Science and Technology Authority, Taguig, Metro Manila (Philippines).- Los Banos, Laguna (Philippines), 1985. p. 49

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