ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Optimization of water and fertilizer management on the intercropping system between maize and mung bean to improve photosynthetic characteristics & water use and to increase plant yield.
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Intercropping has the advantages of improving the canopy environment and enhancing the productivity of farmland. However, the responses of photosynthetic physiological characteristics, canopy structure and yield to different water and fertilizer measures need to be further clarified. The study took the maize/mung bean intercropping as the cultivation mode, used organic fertilizer instead of chemical fertilizer, combined with the upper and lower limits of field water holding capacity to control the irrigation amount, and set up a two-factor field experiment. The research results show that the leaf area index and chlorophyll relative content of maize and mung beans increase first and then decrease with the emergence time of maize and mung beans. Compared with the treatment without organic fertilizer, the leaf area index of maize and mung beans increased by 5.99% - 36.70% and 27.43% - 28.72% respectively, and the chlorophyll relative content increased by 2.31% - 3.47% and 4.59% - 4.63% respectively. Compared with I
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