THE EFFECT OF PLANTING PATTERN ON THE PERFORMANCE OF DELAYED INTERCROPPING OF ORN AND GREEN BEANS

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AHMADIAN A.; REZADOOST S.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CROP SCIENCES Year:2014 | Volume:6 | Issue:22 Page(s): 121-136

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Title

THE EFFECT OF PLANTING PATTERN ON THE PERFORMANCE OF DELAYED INTERCROPPING OF ORN AND GREEN BEANS

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AHMADIAN A. | REZADOOST S. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

MAIZEQ2

BEANSQ2

MIXED CULTURE OF DELAYED PLANTINGQ2

PLANTING PATTERNQ3

THE RATIO OF GROUND QUALITYQ2

RELATIVE CROWDING COEFFICIENTQ2

Abstract

To evaluate the effect of PLANTING PATTERN on the performance of delayed intercropping of corn and green BEANS, an experiment with random complete block with five treatments in four replications was carried out in Natural Resources Research Station of Khoy in spring and summer of 2013. Treatments included planting of BEANS between rows of corn; BEANS under the corn shrubs; BEANS between the shrubs of corn; and pure planting of BEANS and corns. The results showed that plant height, corn cob length, biological yield in corn; and plant height, pod length, number of pods, biological yield and harvest index of planting green BEANS were significant. The highest biological yield was attained by mixture of MAIZE and BEANS respectively. The highest levels of total land equivalent ratio and relative performance were obtained between the rows of corn and bean planting which represented a slight competitive or complementary modes of the components of the mixed cultures. The conclusion is that planting BEANS between rows of corn, was the best one in delayed planting mix.

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