-
level of
competition makes polycultures particularly inhospitable to weeds. When they do grow,
weeds can help
polycultures, ****isting in pest management...
- a
large number of rice
polycultures, with both
animals and plants, have been used or
studied experimentally. Rice
polycultures offer the
potential to...
- the same time. Crop
rotations can be
applied to both
monocultures and
polycultures,
resulting in
multiple ways of
increasing agricultural biodiversity (table)...
- both in time, as with a crop
rotation or sequence, or in space, with a
polyculture or
intercropping (see
table below).
Continuous monoculture, or monocropping...
-
Runner can
produce over 300 eggs per year. In East and
Southeast Asia,
polycultures such as rice-duck
farming are
widely practised: the
ducks ****ist the...
- be
disturbed by
constant grazing by the fish. Rice-fish
systems are
polycultures based on the
potential for
mutual benefit. To put this into practice...
- or in space, with a
polyculture or
intercropping (see
table below). Note that the
distinction between monoculture and
polyculture is not the same as between...
-
richness emerged ranging from high
species diversity in "rustic"
shaded polycultures to
extremely low
species diversity in
unshaded monocultures. Biological...
-
Recent studies found that
polycultures of
microalgae produced significantly higher lipid yields than monocultures.
Polycultures also tend to be more resistant...
-
cultivation of two or more
crops simultaneously on the same field, a form of
polyculture. The most
common goal of
intercropping is to
produce a
greater yield...
