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Helia 1994, Vol. 17(20) 63-66

POTENTIAL INTERCROPPING OF SUNFLOWER WITH PEAS

Walter Dedio

pp. 63 - 66

Publish Date: January 01, 1994  |   Single/Total View: 0/0   |   Single/Total Download: 0/0


Abstract

The performance of a sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) hybrid at 3 row spacings (92,122 and 152 cm apart) was compared with intercropping with garden peas (Pisum uvense L) in 1990 and 1991: Sunflower fields were highest at the 92 cm spacing and, in most cases, did better when intercropped, particularly in 1990. The mean yield advantage with intercropping for the 2 years was 8%. Best Land Equivalent Ratio (1.40) was obtained with 92 cm spacing of sunflower intercropped with peas.

Keywords: Sunflower intercropping, sunflower yields, pea intercropping


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APA 7th edition
Dedio, W. (1994). POTENTIAL INTERCROPPING OF SUNFLOWER WITH PEAS. Helia, 17(20), 63-66.

Harvard
Dedio, W. (1994). POTENTIAL INTERCROPPING OF SUNFLOWER WITH PEAS. Helia, 17(20), pp. 63-66.

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Dedio, Walter (1994). "POTENTIAL INTERCROPPING OF SUNFLOWER WITH PEAS". Helia 17 (20):63-66.