Natural Ecosystem Surrounding a Conventional Banana Crop Improves Plant Health and Fruit Quality¶
Castelan, F. P. (2018). Natural Ecosystem Surrounding a Conventional Banana Crop Improves Plant Health and Fruit Quality. Frontiers in Plant Science, 360-373.
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- Monoculture
- Conversely, adding a second deliberately planted production species within that same unit and interval ends this species-level monoculture.
This sourceFull original research article inspected. The study identifies the crop as Musa acuminata, Cavendish subgroup, cv. Nanicão, and describes two bounded areas with common planting time; it does not provide a census of incidental plants.
- Conversely, adding a second deliberately planted production species within that same unit and interval ends this species-level monoculture.
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