1. PERFORMANCE OF TERMINALIA UNDER SILVI PASTORAL SYSTEM by 1. S.UMESH KANNA, 2. N.KRISHNAKUMAR AND 3. R.RAMAMOORTHY

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  • 1. S.UMESH KANNA, 2. N.KRISHNAKUMAR AND 3. R.RAMAMOORTHY

Keywords:

Growth attributes, Terminalia, Intercrop, Productivity, Silvipastoral system.

Abstract

Investigations were carried out to access the growth performance of Terminalia under silvipastoral system to elicit information on selection of superior crop combinations grown along with Terminalia. Results revealed that growth performance of Terminalia + Glyricidia proved superior when compared to Terminalia (control) as sole cropping. The current study concludes that compared to Terminalia alone, Terminalia + Glyricidia combination is identified as a successful growth performance and most suitable for Terminalia based silvipastoral system.

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1. S.UMESH KANNA, 2. N.KRISHNAKUMAR AND 3. R.RAMAMOORTHY

  1. S.UMESH KANNA, 2. N.KRISHNAKUMAR AND 3. R.RAMAMOORTHY
  2. DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TAMIL NADU AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, MADURAI – 625 104.
  3. DEPARTMENT OF AGROFORESTRY, FOREST COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TAMIL NADU AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, METTUPALAYAM.
  4. DEPARTMENT OF SERICULTURE, FOREST COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TAMIL NADU AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, METTUPALAYAM.

Corresponding author email:  umeshforestry@yahoo.co.in

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Published

2019-07-01

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3. R.RAMAMOORTHY, 1. S. K. 2. N. A. (2019). 1. PERFORMANCE OF TERMINALIA UNDER SILVI PASTORAL SYSTEM by 1. S.UMESH KANNA, 2. N.KRISHNAKUMAR AND 3. R.RAMAMOORTHY. INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY, 26, 01 to 10. Retrieved from https://petsd.org/ojs/index.php/irjc/article/view/1424

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Vol. 26 (2019): 1ST JULY, 2019......ISSN 2321.............2845 (Online) ISSN 2321............3299 (Print)

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Research Paper

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