2018
DOI: 10.4314/ijbcs.v12i4.30
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Influence de l’interaction mycorhizes-insectes floricoles sur les rendements de <i>Vigna subterranea</i> variété rouge (Fabaceae) à Dang (Ngaoundéré, Cameroun)

Abstract: Une étude de l'influence des insectes et des mycorhizes sur les paramètres de croissance et les rendements en gousses et en graines de Vigna subterranea a été effectuée d'avril à septembre 2015 et 2016 à Ngaoundéré. L'expérience a été conduite selon un dispositif en blocs complets randomisés constitué des traitements PM et PN, formés des sous-parcelles ayant reçu des mycorhizes (PM) et des sous-parcelles témoins négatifs qui n'ont pas reçu les mycorhizes (PN). Deux autres traitements T1 et T2 étaient constitué… Show more

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“…In Central Africa countries, particularly in Cameroon, the production of food plants is generally unable to meet the nutritional needs of ever-growing populations. The non-achievement of these needs is related to a decrease in agricultural productivity, which thus exposes a significant proportion of the population of these countries to undernourishment and very often to malnutrition [1]; although one of the key objectives of agricultural policy is to ensure exponential growth in yields [2]. Therefore, it is necessary to develop methods that are healthy and accessible to populations, such as application of compost teas to fight against insect pests and bioinoculants (rhizobia) to increase the yield of crops within a food security and sustainable development programs [3,4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Central Africa countries, particularly in Cameroon, the production of food plants is generally unable to meet the nutritional needs of ever-growing populations. The non-achievement of these needs is related to a decrease in agricultural productivity, which thus exposes a significant proportion of the population of these countries to undernourishment and very often to malnutrition [1]; although one of the key objectives of agricultural policy is to ensure exponential growth in yields [2]. Therefore, it is necessary to develop methods that are healthy and accessible to populations, such as application of compost teas to fight against insect pests and bioinoculants (rhizobia) to increase the yield of crops within a food security and sustainable development programs [3,4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%