Intercropping medicinal plants in black pepper
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Different intercropping composing several medicinal plants in black pepper was studied. Black pepper var. Panniyar-1 planted with Asparagus gave maximum yield (1998 kg/ha) followed by Alpinia (1,700 kg/ha). Highest income was obtained with Crysopogon intercropping (B:C ratio = 2:3:1).
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