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Potential use of Mucuna bracteate as a Cover Crop for Coconut Plantations in the Low Country Intermediate Zone of Sri Lanka
2017
Journal of Food and Agriculture
Cover crops provide a wide range of ecological and environmental benefits. Mucuna bracteata is one of the leguminous creepers which has superior characteristics such as fast growth, high nitrogen fixation ability, high biomass production, and free from pest and diseases. While this plant has recently been used as a cover crop in rubber plantations in the Wet Zone of Sri Lanka, it has not been tested under coconut cultivation in the Intermediate Zone. Therefore, this study aimed to assess the
doi:10.4038/jfa.v10i1-2.5210
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