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ahs-7370	Habimana, Sylvestre; Kalyan Murthy, K.N.; Nanja Reddy, Y.A.; Mudalagiriyappa, Mudalagiriyappa; Vasantha Kumari, R.; Hanumanthappa, D.C.	Impact of aerobic rice-leafy vegetables intercropping systems on weed management	2019	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5996	283	62	The higher nutrients uptake by rice crop and leafy vegetables in intercropping of rice with leafy veg- etable palak might be attributed to minimum crop- weed competition as a result of higher weed smoth- ering efficiency, gave the better control of weeds from initial stages which led to lower weed popula- tion and their dry weight, this helped the crop to grow in weed-free environment and absorb more nutrients from the soil. The total nitrogen (153.78 kg ha-1), phospho- rous (45.27 kg ha-1) and potassium (152.22 kg ha-1) uptake by rice crop at harvest were significantly high- er in intercropping of rice with leafy vegetable palak as compared to sole rice (109.90, 29.49 and 109.25 kg NPK ha-1, respectively).	cache/ahs-7370.pdf	txt/ahs-7370.txt