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| author | Lebreton, Pierre Bedoussac, Laurent Bonnet, Catherine Journet, Etienne-Pascal Justes, Eric Colbach, Nathalie |
| author_facet | Lebreton, Pierre Bedoussac, Laurent Bonnet, Catherine Journet, Etienne-Pascal Justes, Eric Colbach, Nathalie |
| contents | <h4>Legume–cereal intercrops, especially barley–pea and triticale–faba bean, were shown in 30-year FLORSYS simulations to enhance weed control compared with sole crops. Legumes gained the most from intercropping due to weed suppression by cereals, while cereals faced minor yield losses. Alternating rows and cereal-dominant mixtures optimized both yield and weed management, demonstrating intercropping as an effective agroecological approach.</h4> |
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| spellingShingle | Effect of sowing patterns and species proportions of cereal–legume intercrops on weed control Lebreton, Pierre Bedoussac, Laurent Bonnet, Catherine Journet, Etienne-Pascal Justes, Eric Colbach, Nathalie <h4>Legume–cereal intercrops, especially barley–pea and triticale–faba bean, were shown in 30-year FLORSYS simulations to enhance weed control compared with sole crops. Legumes gained the most from intercropping due to weed suppression by cereals, while cereals faced minor yield losses. Alternating rows and cereal-dominant mixtures optimized both yield and weed management, demonstrating intercropping as an effective agroecological approach.</h4> |
| title | Effect of sowing patterns and species proportions of cereal–legume intercrops on weed control |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18872687 |