EFFICIENCY OF MINERAL FERTILIZERS AND MUCUNA ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE YIELD OF MAIZE IN ZIMBABWE
M. D. Shoko, P. J. Pieterse, G. A. Agenbag
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M. D. Shoko, P. J. Pieterse, G. A. Agenbag
Abstract
) applied to a preceding mucuna crop, four mucuna management options [1) fallow (F), 2) mucuna ploughed in at flowering (MF), 3) all mucuna above ground biomass removed at maturity and only roots were ploughed in (MAR) and 4) mucuna pods removed and the residues ploughed in (MPR)] and four N treatments [N0 = 0, N1 =40, N2 = 80 andN3 = 120 kg N ha
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) applied to a preceding mucuna crop, four mucuna management options [1) fallow (F), 2) mucuna ploughed in at flowering (MF), 3) all mucuna above ground biomass removed at maturity and only roots were ploughed in (MAR) and 4) mucuna pods removed and the residues ploughed in (MPR)] and four N treatments [N0 = 0, N1 =40, N2 = 80 andN3 = 120 kg N ha
Key concepts: Mucuna, Mucuna pruriens, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Biomass (ecology), Crop, Biology, Physics