Floristic composition of weeds in a dystrophic Red-Yellow Argisol under the cultivation of cowpea, cv. BRS Novaera.

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Summary: Among the several factors that negatively influence cowpea culture, weeds have been responsible for the reduction of growth, development and productive performance of the crop, making it necessary to establish management strategies based on phytosociological studies of weed species in growing areas.

Publication year: 2019

Types of publication: Journal article

Unit: Embrapa Mid-North

Keywords: Feijão-caupi, Fitossociologia, Frequência relativa, Phytosociology, Planta daninha, Vigna Unguiculata

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