Claim · model-written summary
Maximum soil temperature (28.9 °C) was associated with sole cropping of black cumin.
- Taxon
- black cumin
Nigella sativae3 - Treatment
- sole croppinge3
- Outcome
- soil temperaturee3
- Direction
- maximume3
- Value
- 28.9 °Ce3
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Verbatim
e3“The maximum soil temperature (28.9 °C) and soil moisture (22%) were associated with sole cropping of black cumin and sole cropping of fenugreek treated with organic manure source, respectively”
Title
Maryam Rostaei; Fallah Seyfollah 2016
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Fenugreek had its highest chlorophyll a in the 1:2 black cumin to fenugreek intercrop with integrated fertilizer.
- Intervention effect Black cumin had its highest chlorophyll a in the 2:1 fenugreek to black cumin intercrop with chemical fertilizer.
- Intervention effect Fenugreek had its highest chlorophyll b in the 1:1 intercrop with chemical fertilizer.
- Intervention effect Black cumin had its highest chlorophyll b in the 1:1 intercrop with chemical fertilizer.
- Association Maximum soil moisture (22%) was associated with sole cropping of fenugreek treated with organic manure.
- Intervention effect The greatest light interception (80.19%) occurred in the 1:2 intercrop with integrated fertilizer.
- Intervention effect The greatest essential oil yield (26.64 kg/ha) occurred in the 1:2 intercrop with integrated fertilizer.
- Mechanism Intercropping under integrated fertilizer is concluded to raise essential oil yield by improving photosynthetic conditions.