Abstract
To evaluate maize yield in an intercropping system with mungbean, this experiment was conducted in 2010 at the Agriculture and Natural Re sources Research Center, Hamedan, Iran. The experiment was conducted in the form of a rando mized complete block design with four replications. Treatments of the experiment included four different ratios of maize / mungbean planting density: 25/75, 50/50/ 75/25, 100/0. Resul ts indicated that different ratios significantly affected most of the measured traits except for pla nt height and the number of ears in plant. 75% maize + 25% mungbean gave the highest yield and yie ld components.
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Planting ratios significantly affected most measured maize traits.
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Planting ratio did not significantly affect plant height.
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e0“different ratios significantly affected most of the measured traits except for pla nt height and the number of ears in plant”
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Planting ratio did not significantly affect ears per plant.
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e0“different ratios significantly affected most of the measured traits except for pla nt height and the number of ears in plant”
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The 75% maize and 25% mungbean ratio gave the highest maize yield and yield components.
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e0“75% maize + 25% mungbean gave the highest yield and yie ld components”
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