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INTERACTION BETWEEN BLACK PLASTIC MULCH, IRRIGATION INTERVAL AND BIO- FERTILIZERS ON WEEDS BIOMASS AND YIELD OF NAKED-SEEDS PUMPKIN

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  102-113

Abstract

 In order to study the effect of black plastic MULCH and bio-fertilizers on weed biomass and yield of NAKED-SEED PUMPKIN under different irrigation regimes, a field experiment was conducted at the research station of Bu-Ali Sina University (Hamedan region of Iran). The experiment was carried out in a randomized complete block design with a split-factorial arrangement of treatments and three replications. The main plots included two IRRIGATION INTERVALs (7 and 12 days), and the subplots included covered with black plastic and un-matched, and four fertilizer regimes (25% chemical fertilizers + bio-fertilizers, 50% chemical + bio-fertil izers, 75% chemical + bio-fertilizers and 100% chemical fertilizers). Different traits including the seed yield and yield components of NAKED-SEED PUMPKIN, total biomass of all weed species and weed density were investigated. Also leaf, stem, inflorescence and plant weight of red root pigweed as a dominant weed species were all measured. Results indicated that seed yield and components were affected by a three-way interaction of factors. The highest seed yield (1559 kg ha-1) was obtained with a 12-day IRRIGATION INTERVAL, using black plastic MULCH and application supplying 75% of plant requirements from chemical sources + bio-fertilizers. This treatment led to a 67% increment compared to a 7-day IRRIGATION INTERVAL in un-MULCHed plots which received 100% of plant requirements from chemical sources. Using MULCH at a 12-day IRRIGATION INTERVAL and reduced chemical fertilizers replaced by bio-fertilizers led to a considerable reduction in total weed biomass. In general, a 12-day IRRIGATION INTERVAL, using black plastic MULCH and the application of 75% of plant requirements from chemical sources + bio-fertilizers is recommended. Under the circumstances of this treatment, chemical fertilizer could be decreased by 25% and weeds controlled non-chemically and a high seed yield could be produced with lower water input.

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    ABBASI, HOMAN, AGHAALIKHANI, MAJID, & HARNZEI, JAVAD. (2015). INTERACTION BETWEEN BLACK PLASTIC MULCH, IRRIGATION INTERVAL AND BIO- FERTILIZERS ON WEEDS BIOMASS AND YIELD OF NAKED-SEEDS PUMPKIN. JOURNAL OF AGROECOLOGY (کشاورزی بوم شناختی), 5(1), 102-113. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/254747/en

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    ABBASI HOMAN, AGHAALIKHANI MAJID, HARNZEI JAVAD. INTERACTION BETWEEN BLACK PLASTIC MULCH, IRRIGATION INTERVAL AND BIO- FERTILIZERS ON WEEDS BIOMASS AND YIELD OF NAKED-SEEDS PUMPKIN. JOURNAL OF AGROECOLOGY (کشاورزی بوم شناختی)[Internet]. 2015;5(1):102-113. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/254747/en

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    HOMAN ABBASI, MAJID AGHAALIKHANI, and JAVAD HARNZEI, “INTERACTION BETWEEN BLACK PLASTIC MULCH, IRRIGATION INTERVAL AND BIO- FERTILIZERS ON WEEDS BIOMASS AND YIELD OF NAKED-SEEDS PUMPKIN,” JOURNAL OF AGROECOLOGY (کشاورزی بوم شناختی), vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 102–113, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/254747/en

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