Примеры coconut

• Each unit plot contained 36 coconut palms (six rows of six) of which 16 were useful palms (four rows of four).

• We considered control methods suitable for rehabilitating infested mature coconut plantings and for preserving young coconut plantings.

• Treatment 2: chopped coconut husks 0.90 1.05 0.98 12.2 14.2 17.3 58 0.19 1.37 43.0 37.

• In most of the villages, the primary productive activities besides fishing are coconut and clove farming.

• Reports of the presence of the mite have always been linked to the observation of damage on coconut.

• With the bare soil practice, regular burning of windrowed coconut waste is a tricky operation.

• A method to deter mine leaf area of a frond and the whole canopy of an adult coconut palm.

• Given the drive to intensify, extend, rehabilitate and rejuvenate these coconut plantings, introducing intercrops seems to be one solution.

• Each plot comprised 48 coconut palms (four rows of 12), of which the 20 central palms were useful (two rows of 10).

• If planting is staggered only slightly, there is strong competition from coconut palms on cacao tree growth and yields in the short term.

• Coconut yields were identical in the monoculture and intercropping treatments.

• The cacao tree canopy developed more quickly, despite higher coconut planting densities.

• Traps were baited with shredded coconut and/or fish emulsion.

• Nonetheless, improvement is highly variable from one plot to another, depending on the history of the coconut palms.

• Three main treatments were tested: control without mulch; mulch made from cocopeat (mixed with residual fibres); and a mulch of chopped coconut husks.