Root System Interactions of Common Vetch (Vicia Sativa L.) and Triticale (Xtriticosecale Wittmack) Under Intercropping Conditions

Intercropping, mixed cropping, and rotation are commonly applied some of the oldest crop production techniques to improve soil structure nitrogen status. While takes generally two-season with one triticeae legume, inter-and cropping place within same season. Among many advantages legume most important is sustainable use resources reduced input cost. Numerous studies evaluated effect inter -and on above-ground interactions, very few investigated below-ground interactions in these systems. This study aimed investigate common vetch (Vicia sativa) x triticale (Xtriticosecale Wittmack) root system at seedling stage under intercropping conditions. The was conducted a semi-hydroponic plexiglass system. Five different ratios were used test species level intercommunication competition. results suggest that, while significantly affected development roots, did not affect triticale. Triticale fibrous more aggressive growth compared vetch. It seen that vigorous (for both species) doses higher ratios. Our highlight importance for selection best gain maximum outcome from systems