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Effects of pepper - peanut intercropping systems on processed chili yield and rhizospheric soil microecological environment.

Front Plant Sci · 2025 · PMC12558943 · PMID 41164246

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3.3 Effects of pepper - peanut intercropping on photosynthetic indexes of pepper According to Figure 2A , the photosynthetic rate of pepper showed a trend of increasing first and then decreasing.

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3 Results 3.1 Effects of pepper - peanut intercropping on dry matter accumulation At different growth stages, the aboveground, underground and total dry matter accumulation of the two peppers showed an increasing trend ( Table 1 ), and the intercropping treatment (BKIM, DHIM) was higher than that of monoculture (BK, DH).

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It could be seen from Figure 2B that the transpiration rate of pepper under different treatments showed a decreasing trend.

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