THE HABITAT IN THE LIGHT OF PLANT PROTECTION
Abstract
The extent to which plant diseases and parasites occur varies with the habitats, and for this reason the yield of certain crops grown on these different habitats is endangered by these damage-causing agents to a greater or lesser extent. In the case of one-crop agriculture these dangers will appear sooner or later. This observation very early determined the course of action adopted by the farmer and gave rise not only to the form of agriculture in which different parcels of land are assigned to different crops but also to the introduction of crop rotation and other agricultural practices.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 29, 1967
- Accession Number
- AD0841006
Entities
People
- W. H. Fuchs