Pattern of light interception by canopies in a coconut-cacao crop combination
The intensity of light falling on the ground at different times of the day in a coconut cacao crop mix was measured during different seasons of the year. During the peak bright hours of the day (10.00-14.00 hr) an average of 44 percent light was intercepted by coconut in a pure palm stand. Of the 56 percent sunlight available for cacao, the crop was able to intercept 63 percent when it was planted in single hedge only, and at least 76 percent when planted in double hedges as a mixed crop with coconut. But the light available for cacao on a per-plant basis was less in double hedge, and this could be one of the reasons for less yield/plant in double hedge than in single hedge
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KOHA-OAI-BVE:671342020-02-03T21:34:15ZPattern of light interception by canopies in a coconut-cacao crop combination 98323 Nair, P.K.R. 45859 Balakrishnan, T.K. 1977engThe intensity of light falling on the ground at different times of the day in a coconut cacao crop mix was measured during different seasons of the year. During the peak bright hours of the day (10.00-14.00 hr) an average of 44 percent light was intercepted by coconut in a pure palm stand. Of the 56 percent sunlight available for cacao, the crop was able to intercept 63 percent when it was planted in single hedge only, and at least 76 percent when planted in double hedges as a mixed crop with coconut. But the light available for cacao on a per-plant basis was less in double hedge, and this could be one of the reasons for less yield/plant in double hedge than in single hedgeThe intensity of light falling on the ground at different times of the day in a coconut cacao crop mix was measured during different seasons of the year. During the peak bright hours of the day (10.00-14.00 hr) an average of 44 percent light was intercepted by coconut in a pure palm stand. Of the 56 percent sunlight available for cacao, the crop was able to intercept 63 percent when it was planted in single hedge only, and at least 76 percent when planted in double hedges as a mixed crop with coconut. But the light available for cacao on a per-plant basis was less in double hedge, and this could be one of the reasons for less yield/plant in double hedge than in single hedgeREGIMENES DE LUZTHEOBROMA CACAOLUZ DEL DIAINSECTOS DAÑINOS DE LA RAIZCULTIVO INTERCALADOCUBIERTA VEGETALRENDIMIENTOINDIAIndian Journal of Agricultural Sciences (India) |
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REGIMENES DE LUZ THEOBROMA CACAO LUZ DEL DIA INSECTOS DAÑINOS DE LA RAIZ CULTIVO INTERCALADO CUBIERTA VEGETAL RENDIMIENTO INDIA REGIMENES DE LUZ THEOBROMA CACAO LUZ DEL DIA INSECTOS DAÑINOS DE LA RAIZ CULTIVO INTERCALADO CUBIERTA VEGETAL RENDIMIENTO INDIA |
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REGIMENES DE LUZ THEOBROMA CACAO LUZ DEL DIA INSECTOS DAÑINOS DE LA RAIZ CULTIVO INTERCALADO CUBIERTA VEGETAL RENDIMIENTO INDIA REGIMENES DE LUZ THEOBROMA CACAO LUZ DEL DIA INSECTOS DAÑINOS DE LA RAIZ CULTIVO INTERCALADO CUBIERTA VEGETAL RENDIMIENTO INDIA 98323 Nair, P.K.R. 45859 Balakrishnan, T.K. Pattern of light interception by canopies in a coconut-cacao crop combination |
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The intensity of light falling on the ground at different times of the day in a coconut cacao crop mix was measured during different seasons of the year. During the peak bright hours of the day (10.00-14.00 hr) an average of 44 percent light was intercepted by coconut in a pure palm stand. Of the 56 percent sunlight available for cacao, the crop was able to intercept 63 percent when it was planted in single hedge only, and at least 76 percent when planted in double hedges as a mixed crop with coconut. But the light available for cacao on a per-plant basis was less in double hedge, and this could be one of the reasons for less yield/plant in double hedge than in single hedge |
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REGIMENES DE LUZ THEOBROMA CACAO LUZ DEL DIA INSECTOS DAÑINOS DE LA RAIZ CULTIVO INTERCALADO CUBIERTA VEGETAL RENDIMIENTO INDIA |
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Pattern of light interception by canopies in a coconut-cacao crop combination |
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