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Crop grain productivity positively correlated with rainfall.
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e0“The grain productivity of crops was positively correlated with rainfall.”
Title
R.P. YADAV; J.K. BISHT; T. MONDAL; et al. Applied Ecology and Environmental Research 2021. doi:10.15666/aeer/1902_13091323
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- Intervention effect Wheat equivalent grain yield was 15.06% higher in sole cropping than under pecan.
- Intervention effect Production efficiency was 16.3% higher in sole cropping than under pecan.
- Intervention effect S-W had significantly higher WEGY than other cropping systems by 4.9 to 51.4%.
- Observation S-W was significantly more productive.
- Observation Pecan fruit yield in 2016 was 1.11 t ha -1.
- Observation Pecan wood in 2016 was 21.31 t ha -1.
- Observation Pecan litter fall in 2016 was 8.44 t ha -1.
- Observation Pecan C stock in 2016 was 46.50 t ha -1.
- Intervention effect Gross returns were threefold higher under pecan than sole cropping in 2016.
- Observation S-W provided maximum gross returns in 2016.
- Recommendation The authors concluded pecan agroforestry was more profitable and diversified.