Claim · model-written summary
Faba bean in rotation with wheat left less weed infestation than chickpea.
- Taxon
- wheat
Triticum aestivume0 - Treatment
- faba beane0
- Outcome
- weed infestatione0
- Direction
- lowere0
- Comparator
- chickpeae0
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Verbatim
e0“faba bean appeared to be the better preceding or following wheat crop as it resulted in higher residual soil mineral N and lower weed infestation than chickpea”
t0“10-year no-till system”
Title
Massamba Diop; Adnane Beniaich; Harun Cicek; et al. Frontiers in Environmental Science 2024. doi:10.3389/fenvs.2024.1431822
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- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage reduced two topsoil water-capacity measures relative to continuous no till in year 1.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage lowered cation-exchange capacity at 0–10 cm versus no till without residue in year 1.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage lowered cation-exchange capacity at 10–20 cm versus no till with residue in year 1.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage raised ammonium N at both measured depths relative to no till with residue.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage reduced exchangeable potassium at 10–20 cm relative to no till without residue.
- Intervention effect Shallow occasional tillage lowered total porosity at 10–20 cm in year 2.
- Intervention effect Shallow occasional tillage raised water-stable aggregates in the topsoil in year 2.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage raised water-stable aggregates in the topsoil in year 2.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage lowered cation-exchange capacity at 10–20 cm in year 2.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage raised nitrate N at 10–20 cm in year 2.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage raised available sulfur at 10–20 cm in year 2.
- Intervention effect Occasional tillage had no significant effect on 10 of 19 soil properties, including soil organic matter.
- Intervention effect Occasional tillage did not reduce nutrient stratification under no till.
- Intervention effect Deep occasional tillage reduced weed density by 46% after 50 days in year 1.
- Intervention effect Shallow occasional tillage reduced weed density by 53% after 406 days in year 2.
- Intervention effect Faba bean in rotation with wheat left more residual soil mineral nitrogen than chickpea.