The Ecology of Intercropping¶
Vandermeer, J. (1989). The Ecology of Intercropping. Cambridge University Press.
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Primes¶
- Synergy and Antagonism
- Mapped back: The formal baseline choice (additive vs multiplicative) is calibrated to genetic architecture literature; the mechanism attribution (regulatory competition vs complementary pathways) is informed by QTL fine-mapping and expression analysis, mirroring the over-yielding and competitive-production analyses that Vandermeer (1989) systematizes for intercropping systems.
This sourceSystematic analysis of competitive-production and over-yielding metrics (Land Equivalent Ratio, Relative Yield Total) used to detect synergy and antagonism among crop varieties grown in mixture; agronomic counterpart to pharmacological combination indices.
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Its abstract confirms competition/population ecology applied to intercropping yield evaluation, but not the over-yielding LER/RYT metrics the claim names.
“In addition the details of the approach will take as their starting point well-accepted ecological theory. Using this basis the author shows how the approach can be used to design and evaluate intercropping systems to improve agricultural yields.”
- Mapped back: The formal baseline choice (additive vs multiplicative) is calibrated to genetic architecture literature; the mechanism attribution (regulatory competition vs complementary pathways) is informed by QTL fine-mapping and expression analysis, mirroring the over-yielding and competitive-production analyses that Vandermeer (1989) systematizes for intercropping systems.
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