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2024 · 6 results quoted
cultivation and dead mulch vs living mulch treatments
weed biomass reduction · summer squash and bell pepperLower86 %
“We found that cultivation and dead mulch provided superior in-season weed control, reducing weed biomass by an average of 86% compared to 18% among living mulch treatments, with associated reductions in the weed seedbank compared to living mulches and mowed weeds.” abstract
living mulch (clover/rye)
weed biomass as proportion of organic matter inputs · summer squash and bell pepper94 %
“In most cases, living mulch establishment was a challenge and weed biomass on average accounted for 99, 74, and 94% of organic matter inputs in rye, ryegrass, and clover/rye treatments, respectively.” abstract
living mulch (rye)
weed biomass as proportion of organic matter inputs · summer squash and bell pepper99 %
“In most cases, living mulch establishment was a challenge and weed biomass on average accounted for 99, 74, and 94% of organic matter inputs in rye, ryegrass, and clover/rye treatments, respectively.” abstract
living mulch (ryegrass)
weed biomass as proportion of organic matter inputs · summer squash and bell pepper74 %
“In most cases, living mulch establishment was a challenge and weed biomass on average accounted for 99, 74, and 94% of organic matter inputs in rye, ryegrass, and clover/rye treatments, respectively.” abstract
living mulch and mowed weeds treatments vs cultivation
pepper yield · bell pepperLower54 %
“Squash performance was unaffected by our treatments, but pepper yield reductions ranged from 41 to 54% in all treatments relative to cultivation in one of two years.” abstract
living mulches and weedy treatment vs cultivation and dead mulching
end-of-season potentially leachable nitrogen · summer squash and bell pepperLower61 %
“Living mulches and the weedy treatment showed the ability to reduce end-of-season potentially leachable nitrogen by 61% compared to cultivation and dead mulching.” abstract
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