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Optimizing resource utilization through intercropping soybeans (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) and maize (Zea mays L.) in Middle Egypt Dataset for soybean–maize intercropping under different irrigation regimes and soybean planting densities in Egypt

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agriculture

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dataset
Créateur:
OudZoh
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Zenodo
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This dataset contains the original agronomic, soil, and economic data used to evaluate soybean–maize intercropping under different irrigation regimes and soybean planting densities during two field seasons (2022–2023) in Egypt. The data include crop yields, land and water use efficiency indices (LER, WER, MAI), soil nitrogen and available phosphorus, and economic indicators. The dataset supports the findings reported in the associated manuscript submitted to Acta Agriculturae Slovenica. Keywords:  Soybean–maize intercropping Irrigation regimes Water use efficiency Land equivalent ratio Soil fertility Semi-arid agriculture Egypt Sustainable intensification

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