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    The document describes four planting systems - square, hexagonal, rectangular, and diagonal. The square system plants trees at each corner of a square field, allowing for easy layout and cultivation from two directions. The hexagonal system arranges trees at the corners of equilateral triangles, with a seventh tree in the center, providing equal spacing but difficult intercropping. The rectangular system is similar to the square but with variable row and plant spacing. The diagonal system adds a central filler tree to each square, doubling the population density compared to square planting of the same main crops.

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    The document describes four planting systems - square, hexagonal, rectangular, and diagonal. The square system plants trees at each corner of a square field, allowing for easy layout and cultivation from two directions. The hexagonal system arranges trees at the corners of equilateral triangles, with a seventh tree in the center, providing equal spacing but difficult intercropping. The rectangular system is similar to the square but with variable row and plant spacing. The diagonal system adds a central filler tree to each square, doubling the population density compared to square planting of the same main crops.

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    Llavanes

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    The document describes four planting systems - square, hexagonal, rectangular, and diagonal. The square system plants trees at each corner of a square field, allowing for easy layout and cultivation from two directions. The hexagonal system arranges trees at the corners of equilateral triangles, with a seventh tree in the center, providing equal spacing but difficult intercropping. The rectangular system is similar to the square but with variable row and plant spacing. The diagonal system adds a central filler tree to each square, doubling the population density compared to square planting of the same main crops.

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    SQUARE SYSTEM / METHOD

    In this case a tree is planted on each corner of a square


    whatever may be plating distance. This plant commonly
    followed as it is easy to layout, inter cropping and
    cultivation is visible in two direction e.g. Mango, Banana
    and citrus crops.

    HEXAGONAL SYSTEM / METHOD:

    In this method the trees are planted each corner of


    equilateral triangular. This way six trees from ber with
    the seventh tree in the center. The trees are equally
    space from each other. In this system inter cultivation is
    difficult.

    RECTANGULAR SYSTEM / METHOD

    This system is similarly that of the sequre system in its


    layout except in this layout except in this layout row to row
    and crop to plant spacing is not some.

    DIAGONAL SYSTEM / METHOD

    It is differing from some symptom by planting and


    additional tree in the center of each square of plant of
    trees. The central tree is usually the filler tree which only
    for a shorter period. In this layout population becomes
    double than square system of mango+ papaya.

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