Walter O. Scott, F. L. Patterson
Abstract
Synopsis Competition for light was important in the establishment of alfalfa as an intercrop in sorghum. Sorghum was somewhat more competitive than corn with interseeded alfalfa if the distance between rows was 40 inches or less.
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Synopsis Competition for light was important in the establishment of alfalfa as an intercrop in sorghum. Sorghum was somewhat more competitive than corn with interseeded alfalfa if the distance between rows was 40 inches or less.
Key concepts: Sorghum, Agronomy, Biology, Competition (biology), Crop, Intercropping, Ecology