Effects of mixed cropping on weeds and crop yield – a meta-analysis
Mixed cropping is one of the strategies proposed for weed control, with potential to increase crop yield.
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Mixed cropping is one of the strategies proposed for weed control, with potential to increase crop yield.
Agroecological intensification is progressively recognized as a potential solution to balance food production, biodiversity, and socio-economic and environmental sustainability.
The push-pull technology is a mixed cropping system practiced in smallholder tropical cereal farming in areas of East and Central Africa.
Trees in agricultural landscapes are considered a remedy for climate change mitigation by storing carbon in soils and woody biomass.
Cross-species communication, where signals are sent by one species and perceived by others, is one of the most intriguing types of communication that functionally links different species to form complex ecological networks.
Mixed cropping is one of the strategies proposed for weed control, with potential to increase crop yield.
Agroecological intensification is progressively recognized as a potential solution to balance food production, biodiversity, and socio-economic and environmental sustainability.
The push-pull technology is a mixed cropping system practiced in smallholder tropical cereal farming in areas of East and Central Africa.
Trees in agricultural landscapes are considered a remedy for climate change mitigation by storing carbon in soils and woody biomass.
Cross-species communication, where signals are sent by one species and perceived by others, is one of the most intriguing types of communication that functionally links different species to form complex ecological networks.
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