Water and radiation use in maize–pea intercropping is enhanced with increased plant density

Zhilong Fan(Gansu Agricultural University), Jeffrey A. Coulter(University of Minnesota), Weidong Cao(Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning), Cai Zhao(Gansu Agricultural University), Guodong Chen(Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps), Wen Yin(Gansu Agricultural University), Qiang Chai(Gansu Agricultural University), Aizhong Yu(Gansu Agricultural University), Falong Hu(Gansu Agricultural University)
Agronomy Journal
January 1, 2020
10.1002/agj2.20009
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