英文摘要 |
A field experiment was conducted to study the effect of six soil mulches on the strawberry cultivar Harunoka. Four nonwoven material in different color i. e., gray, black, white and silver gray, and two different polyethylene sheet were used for mulching the soil after transplanting. All the treatments except the treatment with white nonwoven material effectively controlled the five main species of weeds including Chenopodium serotinum Linn., Stellaria aquatica (Linn) Scop., Capsella bursa-pastoris (Linn) Medic., Saliva anthemifolia R. Br., and Scirpus juncoides Roxb. There were differences in soil temperature and temperature on mulches' surface and moisture among the treatments. Soil mulching had the effect of adjusting soil temperature to the optimum range for root growth. No difference were noted in plant growth, fruit harvest time and yield of these treatments. However the percentage of fresh fruit was affected by the temperature of mulches surface. The processing fruit yield and the total yield were negatively correlated with weed weight significantly. |