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Vliv technologie zpracování půdy na intenzitu zaplevelení obilnin
Dočkalík, Martin
The aim of this thesis was investigating the effect of different soil tillage intensity on weed infestation of winter wheat . The observations were made in 2011 , 2012 and 2013 at the school plots in Žabčice in corn production areas . Soil tillage was in two variants. The first variant was the traditional method of tillage (ploughing). The second variant was minimization tillage to a depth of 5 cm (minimization technology). Another factor influencing weeds was seven-plot crop rotation (wheat monoculture , Norfolk and seven-plot crop rotation). The data was evaluated by multivariate analysis of ecological data . From this analysis is indicated that different variants of tillage and crop rotation have influence on the incidence and number of certain types of weeds . Ordination diagram shows that when growing crops as monocultures occurs to decreases weeds spectrum, but the number of individuals per unit area increases . In contrast, when the seven-plot crop rotation with increasing types weeds and number of individuals decreases.

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