Does reduced intraspecific competition of the dominant species in intercrops allow for a higher population density?
Dominant species in intercropping experience less resource competition compared with its monoculture. This reduced competition for resources may allow cultivating the dominant species at an increased density in intercropping to obtain greater yield. However, experimental results are inconclusive whe...
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Blackwell Publishing Ltd
2021
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