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DOI: Alleluia Investigations Of Thicket Weeds By Agroforestry Trees In Home Nurseries
Rakesh Nigham , Natural Resource Management, Central Horticulture University, IndiaAbstract
The weed thickness in the control was altogether (P<0.05) higher than under the tree species. The understorey weed variety was in the request for Albizzia procera > Aleurites fordii >Areca catechu > Azadiratcha indica, Gmelina arborea and Toona ciliata > Tectona grandis. No connection between the light force and supplement status of the dirt underneath the tree species with the understorey weed variety and thickness portrays less effect of the development assets on weed vegetation.
Keywords
Alleluia, Thicket, Physicochemical, Timberlands
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