2023
DOI: 10.1007/s10457-023-00846-y
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Banana and corn interplanting did not reduce the initial growth of individual Khaya senegalensis (Ders.) A. Juss. trees in a dry region of Brazil

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“…In order to survey the attack intensity in mahogany individuals in the field, three plots of 10 x 20 m were set up randomly in each stand, one plot in each topographic environment, and top, middle third and lower third of the hill. We consider this is a sufficient sample as the analysis by a previous work showed a low heterogeneity among plots within the stand (Silva et al, 2023). In each plot, all attacked trees and their attack intensity were counted.…”
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“…In order to survey the attack intensity in mahogany individuals in the field, three plots of 10 x 20 m were set up randomly in each stand, one plot in each topographic environment, and top, middle third and lower third of the hill. We consider this is a sufficient sample as the analysis by a previous work showed a low heterogeneity among plots within the stand (Silva et al, 2023). In each plot, all attacked trees and their attack intensity were counted.…”
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confidence: 99%