Bristly Oxtongue (<i>Helminthotheca echioides</i> (L.) Holub) Responses to Sowing Date, Fertilization Scheme, and Chitosan Application

Bristly Oxtongue (<i>Helminthotheca echioides</i> (L.) Holub) Responses to Sowing Date, Fertilization Scheme, and Chitosan Application

Bristly oxtongue (<i>Helminthotheca echioides</i> (L.) Holub) is a broad-leaved weed species that is commonly found in cereal crops. However, it is also an edible species whose leaves are consumed at the rosette growth stage of the plant. Three pot experiments were conducted to evaluate...

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Main Authors: Anestis Karkanis, Georgia Tsoutsoura, Evangelia Ntanovasili, Vasiliki Mavroviti, Georgia Ntatsi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-11-01
Series:Agronomy
Subjects:
biomass yield
biostimulants
chlorophyll content
edible weeds
root system
underutilized crop
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4395/12/12/3028

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