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Journal Article 2019-10

Banana leaf pruning to facilitate annual legume intercropping as an intensification strategy in the East African highlands

Autor: Ocimati, W. Ntamwira, J. Groot, Jeroen C.J. Taulya, G. Tittonell, Pablo A. Dhed’a, B. Asten, Piet J.A. van Vanlauwe, Bernard Ruhigwa, B. Blomme, Guy

Banana leaf pruning is a common practice to facilitate intercropping with legumes on farmers’ fields. It is however not clear if this practice improves farmers land-use and economic efficiency, especially after full canopy formation. To analyze pruning effects, three legumes viz. bush bean (Phase...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/102431

Investigación en Agricultura

BANANAS

INTERCROPPING

LEGUMES

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Ocimati, W. , Ntamwira, J. , Groot, Jeroen C.J. , Taulya, G. , Tittonell, Pablo A. , Dhed’a, B. , Asten, Piet J.A. van , Vanlauwe, Bernard , Ruhigwa, B. , Blomme, Guy , [Banana leaf pruning to facilitate annual legume intercropping as an intensification strategy in the East African highlands] , Banana leaf pruning to facilitate annual legume intercropping as an intensification strategy in the East African highlands

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Banana leaf pruning to facilitate annual legume intercropping as an intensification strategy in the East African highlands

Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) as a bean intercrop or rotation crop contributes to the survival of bean root rot pathogens and perpetuation of bean root rots