Sweet potato: agronomy.
Vincent Lebot
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Vincent Lebot
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the effects of various seed systems and propagule selection methods, soil preparation techniques, crop densities and establishment, intercropping, weeding, fertilizer application and harvesting systems on the agronomic characteristics of sweet potatoes. Some nutrition-related disorders of sweet potato and their mitigation are also presented.
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the effects of various seed systems and propagule selection methods, soil preparation techniques, crop densities and establishment, intercropping, weeding, fertilizer application and harvesting systems on the agronomic characteristics of sweet potatoes. Some nutrition-related disorders of sweet potato and their mitigation are also presented.
Key concepts: Intercropping, Agronomy, Fertilizer, Propagule, Crop, Environmental science, Agricultural engineering, Agroforestry