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Rainfed wheat-based rotations under Mediterranean conditions: Crop sequences, nitrogen fertilization, and stubble grazing in relation to grain and straw quality
Crop rotations have evolved as a strategy to obtain harvestable yields in stressed environments due to improved water-use efficiency, nitrogen (N) fixation, and breaking diseases cycles. While fallowing or growing legume ...
Approaches to rationalising selection of test environments for on-farm lentil variety trials in Mediterranean rainfed cropping systems
This study focused on various approaches to rationalising the selection of test environments using on-farmtrial data from 5 lentil (Lens culiniaris Medikus subsp. culinaris) genotypes. It was conducted over 3 years in 30 ...
Analysis of a Series of Yield Trials with Common Checks
Sometimes a large number of new selected lines, although evaluated with replications, are not repeated over trials. However, there are a number of checks common across trials. The new selected lines from different trials ...
Response to residual and currently applied phosphorus in dryland cereal/legume rotations in three Syrian Mediterranean agroecosystems
Given the complex nature of rainfed cropping systems in Mediterranean agriculture and the dynamic nature of phosphorus (P) in soils, agronomic assessment of P fertilization must be long term in order to consider residual ...
Water-use efficiency of wheat-based rotation systems in a Mediterranean environment
Crop production in Mediterranean- type environments is invariably limited by low and erratic rainfall (200-600 mm year(-1)), and thus soil moisture, and by high evapotranspiration resulting from high temperature. Consequently, ...
Genotype · environment interaction and identification of dual-season cultivars in chickpea
Genotype-environment (G x E) interaction plays a significant role in the relative expression of different cultivars in different environments. The productivity of chickpea in the Central and West Asia and North Africa ...