«IPIL» 관련 말레이어 책
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Biological nitrogen fixation in forest ecosystems: ... - Halaman 311
Ipil-ipil is a slow starter. Weed control and fertilization accelerate establishment. Ipil-ipil responds well to lime and phosphorus application in acidic and phosphorus-deficient soils. If the pH of the soil is below 5, lime is applied to bring up the pH ...
John C. Gordon, C.T. Wheeler, 2012
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Manila Street Atlas First Edition - Halaman 62
Ipil (Sangandaan) .......... 99 K6 Ipil (Santolan) ..........129 H6 Ipil (Sta Ana) .......... 156 E8 Ipil (Sta Cruz, Bambang) .......... 121 K4 Ipil (Sta Cruz, New Antipolo) .......... 109 L8 Ipil (Sta Lucia) .......... 155K3 Ipil (Sucat) .......... 213 J3 Ipil (Taguig City) .
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Cassava Breeding and Agronomy Research in Asia: ... - Halaman 286
In hillsides, contour strips of ipil-ipil (Leucaena Leucocephala) planted at an interval of 3 meters and spaced 15 cm apart resulted in a reasonable yield of intercropped cassava, but the cassava monocrop produced higher yields (Escalada, ...
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Agricultural and Rural Reconstruction: A Sustainable ...
When I visited Philippines in 1980, 1 found that the whole country was covered with Kubabhool plantations. They call it 'Ipil - Ipil'. It was planted on both the sides of roads, waste lands and hilly lands. Ipil-Ipil was used for beautification of ...
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Poultry Production in Hot Climates - Halaman 181
Iji and Okonkwo (1991) reported that regional differences exist in the composition of ipil-ipil meals. These differences should be better known before levels higher than 3% can be used in poultry diets. Scott et al. (1982) reported that levels of ...
Nuhad Joseph Daghir, 2008
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Global Inequalities - Halaman 168
The "Ipil-Ipil tree,” as the Filipinos called it, had some amazing qualities that enabled it to restore land destroyed by clear-cutting. The tree is easy to plant, virtually indestructible and can grow to a height of twenty-four feet in its first year. Its thick ...
York William Bradshaw, Michael Wallace, 1996
