2015
DOI: 10.37855/jah.2015.v17i03.40
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Effect of intercrops on productivity, quality, leaf nutrient status and relative economic yield of apple cv. Red Delicious

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“…The effect of intercropping system based on olive and wheat on regarding his negative effect on fruit chemical properties may be attributed that the reduction in vegetative growth reflected on fruit chemical properties. The obtained results of the intercropping olive with wheat regarding their negative effect on fruit chemical properties are in harmony with the findings of Rifat et al (2015) and Rifat et al (2018) on intercrop of apple trees with maize and other crops. The enhancement effect of humic acids on fruit quality may be attributed that humic acid play an important role to enhance plant growth by improving soil texture and increase water holding in soil and stimulate soil microorganisms activity (Jensen, 2004).…”
Section: Aciditysupporting
confidence: 86%
“…The effect of intercropping system based on olive and wheat on regarding his negative effect on fruit chemical properties may be attributed that the reduction in vegetative growth reflected on fruit chemical properties. The obtained results of the intercropping olive with wheat regarding their negative effect on fruit chemical properties are in harmony with the findings of Rifat et al (2015) and Rifat et al (2018) on intercrop of apple trees with maize and other crops. The enhancement effect of humic acids on fruit quality may be attributed that humic acid play an important role to enhance plant growth by improving soil texture and increase water holding in soil and stimulate soil microorganisms activity (Jensen, 2004).…”
Section: Aciditysupporting
confidence: 86%
“…The USA follows with 1.36 million MT, while Mexico, Turkey, and Spain produce 0.37 million MT, 0.37 million MT, and 0.31 million MT respectively. According to a study conducted by Bhat and Hussain (2023) [3] , the strawberry cultivation area in India spans around 1000 hectares, yielding a production of 5000 metric tons. It is primarily grown in the mountainous areas of India.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%