Search Results - "Vang, Seng"

Modelling climate change impacts on wet and dry season rice in Cambodia by Alvar‐Beltrán, Jorge, Soldan, Riccardo, Ly, Proyuth, Seng, Vang, Srun, Khema, Manzanas, Rodrigo, Franceschini, Gianluca, Heureux, Ana

“…Irregular rainfall, rising temperatures and changing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events are projected to reduce crop yields and threaten food…”
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Assessing rice productivity and adaptation strategies for Southeast Asia under climate change through multi-scale crop modeling by Chun, Jong Ahn, Li, Sanai, Wang, Qingguo, Lee, Woo-Seop, Lee, Eun-Jeong, Horstmann, Nina, Park, Hojeong, Veasna, Touch, Vanndy, Lim, Pros, Khok, Vang, Seng

“…Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is one of the most important staple food crops in Southeast Asia, a region that is also particularly vulnerable to climate change. We…”
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Identification and characterization of a virulent population of Meloidogyne graminicola by Nguyen, Hue Thi, Vang, Seng, Phan, Ngan Thi, Czernic, Pierre, Trinh, Phap Quang, Ha, Cuong Viet, Aribi, Jamel, Masson, Anne-Sophie, Suong, Malyna, Bellafiore, Stéphane

“…Resistant rice varieties are considered to be a potential alternative for controlling the plant-parasitic nematode  Meloidogyne graminicola  in the field due…”
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A dataset for soil organic carbon in agricultural systems for the Southeast Asia region by Gomez, Federico, Carcedo, Ana, Mean, Chan Makara, Reyes, Manuel, Hok, Lyda, Tivet, Florent, Seng, Vang, Vara Prasad, P. V., Ciampitti, Ignacio

“…The determination of changes in soil organic carbon (SOC) content under different cropping systems is necessary for policy development oriented towards soil…”
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Wet cultivation in lowland rice causing excess water problems for the subsequent non-rice crops in the Mekong region by Mitchell, Jaquie, Cheth, Kimngoy, Seng, Vang, Lor, Bunna, Ouk, Makara, Fukai, Shu

“…► Wet cultivation in lowland fields causes excess water problems for non-rice crops. ► Describes water balance in the lowland fields. ► Non-rice crops often…”
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Diachronic assessment of soil organic C and N dynamics under long-term no-till cropping systems in the tropical upland of Cambodia by Leng, Vira, Cardinael, Rémi, Tivet, Florent, Seng, Vang, Mark, Phearum, Lienhard, Pascal, Filloux, Titouan, Six, Johan, Hok, Lyda, Boulakia, Stéphane, Briedis, Clever, de Moraes Sá, João Carlos, Thuriès, Laurent

“…No-till (NT) cropping systems have been proposed as a strategy to combat soil degradation by storing soil organic carbon (SOC) and total nitrogen (TN). We…”
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Managing Sands of the Lower Mekong Basin to Limit Land Degradation: A Review of Properties and Limitations for Crop and Forage Production by Bell, Richard W., Seng, Vang, Vance, Wendy H., Philp, Joshua N. M., Hin, Sarith, Touch, Veasna, Denton, Matthew D.

“…Land development is rapidly occurring on sand-dominant soils that cover substantial areas of the Lower Mekong Basin (LMB). Sands are at risk of degradation on…”
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Evaluating Strategies to Improve Water Availability and Lateral Root Growth of Plants Grown in the Rice-Growing Lowlands of the Lower Mekong Basin by Ballester, Carlos, Hornbuckle, John, Inthavong, Thavone, Lim, Vanndy, McCormick, Jeffrey, Molesworth, Anika, Oeurng, Chantha, Quayle, Wendy, Seng, Vang, Sengxua, Pheng, Sihathep, Vorachith, Touch, Veasna, Vote, Camilla, Eberbach, Philip

“…Overcoming constraints that poorly structured lowland rice-growing soils of the Lower Mekong River Basin present for growing non-rice crops during the dry…”
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Evaluation of genetic variation among wild rice populations in Cambodia by Orn, Chhourn, Shishido, Rieko, Akimoto, Masahiro, Ishikawa, Ryo, Htun, Than Myint, Nonomura, Ken-Ichi, Koide, Yohei, Sarom, Men, Vang, Seng, Sophany, Sakhan, Makara, Ouk, Ishii, Takashige

“…A total of 448 samples in five natural populations of wild rice (Oryza rufipogon) were collected in Cambodia. They were examined using 12 SSR and two…”
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Effects of Frequency of Irrigation on Dry-Season Furrow-Irrigated Maize and Peanut Production in the Rice-Growing Lowlands of the Lower Mekong Basin by Ballester, Carlos, Vote, Camilla, Hornbuckle, John, Inthavong, Thavone, Lim, Vanndy, Oeurng, Chantha, Quayle, Wendy, Seng, Vang, Sengxua, Pheng, Sihathep, Vorachith, Touch, Veasna, Eberbach, Philip

“…Incorporation of dry-season crops in the lowland production systems of the Lower Mekong Basin (LMB) may provide local smallholder farmers the opportunity to…”
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Climate change impacts on irrigated crops in Cambodia by Alvar-Beltrán, Jorge, Soldan, Riccardo, Ly, Proyuth, Seng, Vang, Srun, Khema, Manzanas, Rodrigo, Franceschini, Gianluca, Heureux, Ana

“…Increasing heat-stress conditions, rising evaporative demand and shifting rainfall patterns may have multifaceted impacts on Cambodia's agricultural systems,…”
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Phosphorus nutrition of rice in relation to flooding and temporary loss of soil-water saturation in two lowland soils of Cambodia by Seng, Vang, Bell, R. W., Willett, I. R., Nesbitt, H.J.

“…In the rainfed lowlands, temporary loss of soil-water saturation during crop growth is a common factor limiting rice (Oryza sativa L.) yield but its effects on…”
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Early effects of conservation agriculture on soil organic carbon dynamics of Mollisols in Cambodia by Koun, Pengly, Vernet, Pierre‐Antoine, Filloux, Titouan, Sar, Veng, Seng, Vang, Srimongkol, Porntip, Tantachasatid, Phakphoom, Sen, Reaksmey, Pheap, Sambo, Tivet, Florent, Thoumazeau, Alexis

“…Cambodia has faced drastic agrarian changes over the last twenty years with a rapid and massive transformation of the uplands from forest into arable land…”
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Lime and Fertiliser Applications Increase Yield of Leafy Vegetable Crops in Cambodia by Sarith Hin, Veasna Touch, Vanndy Lim, Jochen Eberhard, Alice R. Melland, John McPhee, Suzie Jones, Stephen Ives, Vang Seng

“…Growing vegetables after rice harvest allows Cambodian farmers to use land that would otherwise be unproductive between rice crops. Producing vegetables on…”
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Local rock phosphate deposits are a good source of phosphorus fertilizer for rice production in Cambodia by White, P.F. (International Rice Research Inst., Los Banos, Laguna (Philippines)), Nesbitt, H.J, Ros, C, Seng, V, Lor, B

“…Phosphate is needed to increase yields over most of Cambodia's rice area. Imported P fertilizers are expensive and difficult to obtain for many Cambodian…”
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