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Effect of the implementation of alley crops on the soil physical properties of a mandarin crop with regulated irrigation deficit, in the Mediterranean region
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• Deficit irrigation intercropping did not improve water availability and soil structure. • Reduced tillage frequency in mandarin monocrop increased saturated hydraulic conductivity. • Water availability and soil structure were correlated with yield and fruit quality. • Diversification with perennial crops improved soil properties and reduced tillage
Keywords:
Intercropping
Irrigation deficit
Physicochemical properties
Crop yield
Mandarin orchard
Semiarid climate
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