A screening among more than 800 accessions, belonging to more than 100 species was performed in the frame of an international cooperative research program from 2012 to 2016. Aim of the screening was, to identify new species and suitableaccessions, suitable as cover crops and living mulches in Mediterranean, temperate and more continental climates. In this contribution, results obtained in southern Germany are reported, focusing on potential new cover crops. Several new cover crop species could be identified, which were characterized by high biomass production ad weed suppression, as well as by good seed production. Both species and accessions with early and late growth cycle could be identified
Weed control in organic conservative vegetable systems is extremely challenging and the use of legum...
Several studies indicate that cover crops can be used to enhance agricultural sustainability as they...
Aims Biological nitrogen fixation by legumes is expected to play a greater role in future cropping s...
A screening among more than 800 accessions, belonging to more than 100 species was performed in the ...
Several non-legume species have been tested for their suitability as cover crops, especially as cons...
Subsidiary crops (SC) grown either as cover crops (CC) preceding or following the main crops, or as ...
Leguminous species could provide multiple beneficial services to agroecosystems when grown as cover ...
The need for better understanding and conservation of wild plant resources with potential for domest...
The paper summarises the current knowledge on températe legumes used in Europe, lúceme excluded, and...
Wider and more profitable legume crop cultivation is an indispensable step for the agroecological tr...
International audienceWider and more profitable legume crop cultivation is an indispensable step for...
The objective of this experiment is to screen perennial and annual self-reseeding legumes cover crop...
Although yield and total biomass produced by annual legumes remain major objectives for breeders, en...
The use of legumes in conservation tillage systems may yield several benefits including reduced eros...
Weed control in organic conservative vegetable systems is extremely challenging and the use of legum...
Several studies indicate that cover crops can be used to enhance agricultural sustainability as they...
Aims Biological nitrogen fixation by legumes is expected to play a greater role in future cropping s...
A screening among more than 800 accessions, belonging to more than 100 species was performed in the ...
Several non-legume species have been tested for their suitability as cover crops, especially as cons...
Subsidiary crops (SC) grown either as cover crops (CC) preceding or following the main crops, or as ...
Leguminous species could provide multiple beneficial services to agroecosystems when grown as cover ...
The need for better understanding and conservation of wild plant resources with potential for domest...
The paper summarises the current knowledge on températe legumes used in Europe, lúceme excluded, and...
Wider and more profitable legume crop cultivation is an indispensable step for the agroecological tr...
International audienceWider and more profitable legume crop cultivation is an indispensable step for...
The objective of this experiment is to screen perennial and annual self-reseeding legumes cover crop...
Although yield and total biomass produced by annual legumes remain major objectives for breeders, en...
The use of legumes in conservation tillage systems may yield several benefits including reduced eros...
Weed control in organic conservative vegetable systems is extremely challenging and the use of legum...
Several studies indicate that cover crops can be used to enhance agricultural sustainability as they...
Aims Biological nitrogen fixation by legumes is expected to play a greater role in future cropping s...