Titlebook: Agroforestry for Sustainable Land-Use Fundamental Research and Modelling with Emphasis on Temperate ; Selected papers from Daniel Auclair,C

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Adequate design of control treatments in long term agroforestry experiments with multiple objective — crop mixture management options between the agroforestry plot and the non agroforestry plot. The concept of biophysical control plots becomes then less essential. A relevant modelling approach of interactions between trees and crops should 1) perform correctly for any tree/crop proportion and eve

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Nutrient cycling in an agroforestry system with runoff irrigation in Northern Kenya, the agroforestry system, leaching losses of N under the sorghum were 53% lower than in the sorghum monoculture. This could be attributed to a higher root abundance and a higher ratio of nutrient uptake-to-leaching in the agroforestry system than in the monocultures indicating a higher nutrient effi

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Growth and nitrogen status of young walnuts as affected by intercropped legumes in a Mediterranean nous intercrops were more competitive for soil water resources than fescue or weeds, but in the long term this may be compensated by the improved nitrogen status of the trees. This compensating effect was observed during a rather rainy year. The overall impact of leguminous intercrops on tree growth