caractérisation de la fertilité du sol en fonction des mauvaises herbes présentes
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Abstract
Soil Fertility Characterization Based on Present Weed Specie. In order to determine the soil fertility level using weed indicators, a study was conducted in 4 villages in northern Cameroon. It was based on farmers' interviews and fi eld surveys. It appears that the soil fertility status can be determined by using two groups of weeds: "guide" weeds, orienting the diagnosis according to their relative importance; "indicator" weeds, used to discriminate the two soil types (fertile/ degraded). Presence or absence of the identifi ed species allows farmers to determine whether the plot is fertile or degraded. He can then decide to use the fi eld or not.
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| Authors | ;M'Biandoum, M.;Guibert, H.;Olina, JP. |
| Journal | journal of the medical library association : jmla |
| Year | 2006 |
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