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Intercropping chickpea with a competitive service plant and mowing the inter-rows controls weeds and ascochyta blight while mitigating interspecific competition
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DOI：10.1016/j.eja.2026.128112.png)
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• The effects of intercropping and mowing on weed and disease control were studied • Mowing improved weed and disease control in most treatments at high biotic pressures • Mowing the inter-rows increased grain and biomass production by chickpea • High weed biomass exacerbated ascochyta blight symptoms • Oat improved weed and disease control but can highly decrease chickpea grain yield
Keywords:
Cicer arietinum
Companion plant
Inter-row mowing
Weed control
Disease control
Row intercropping
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