EFFECTS MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS APPLICATION ON WEED CONTROL AND YIELD IN AJOWAN-BARLEY INTERCROPPING

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MAHDAVI MARJ T.; GHANBARI A.; ASGHARIPOUR M.R.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES) Year:2014 | Volume:6 | Issue:1 Page(s): 19-30

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EFFECTS MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS APPLICATION ON WEED CONTROL AND YIELD IN AJOWAN-BARLEY INTERCROPPING

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MAHDAVI MARJ T. | GHANBARI A. | ASGHARIPOUR M.R. | Issue Writer Certificate

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AJOWANQ2

BARLEYQ2

INTERCROPPING CROPPINGQ2

MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERSQ2

Abstract

In order to evaluate the yield and some traits of AJOWAN on intercropping with BARLEY affected by chemical and manure fertilizers, an experiment was conducted as split plot randomized complete block design with three replications in Zabol research farm during 2012. Main-plot was application of fertilizers at two levels: application of 45 t ha-1 manure and application of chemical fertilizer (nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in rates of 80, 50 and 30 kg ha-1). Sub-plot was included five planting arrangement; AJOWAN sole culture with 0.30 m distance between rows, BARLEY sole culture with 0.20 m distance between rows, AJOWAN and BARLEY mixed intercropping, AJOWAN and BARLEY row intercropping with 0.45 m distance between rows and AJOWAN and BARLEY row intercropping with 0.60 m distance between rows. The results indicated that effect of fertilizer and planting arrangement on biological yield of AJOWAN was non-significant, but it was significant on plant height and seed yield of AJOWAN and BARLEY, also their effect on biological yield of BARLEY was significant. Manure was more effective than chemical fertilizer. Also these traits for AJOWAN had the highest increase in sole culture and the lowest increase in mixed intercropping, but for BARLEY had the highest increase in mixed intercropping and the lowest increase in sole culture. Manure and mixed intercropping significantly increased percentage of Light absorption. Nevertheless, interaction of fertilizer and planting arrangement was not significant on any traits.

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MAHDAVI MARJ, T., GHANBARI, A., & ASGHARIPOUR, M.R.. (2014). EFFECTS MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS APPLICATION ON WEED CONTROL AND YIELD IN AJOWAN-BARLEY INTERCROPPING. JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES), 6(1), 19-30. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/182206/en

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MAHDAVI MARJ T., GHANBARI A., ASGHARIPOUR M.R.. EFFECTS MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS APPLICATION ON WEED CONTROL AND YIELD IN AJOWAN-BARLEY INTERCROPPING. JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES)[Internet]. 2014;6(1):19-30. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/182206/en

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T. MAHDAVI MARJ, A. GHANBARI, and M.R. ASGHARIPOUR, “EFFECTS MANURE AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS APPLICATION ON WEED CONTROL AND YIELD IN AJOWAN-BARLEY INTERCROPPING,” JOURNAL OF CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH (ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES IN PLANT SCIENCES), vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 19–30, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/182206/en

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