Agroforestry Systems

Papers
(The H4-Index of Agroforestry Systems is 17. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Effect of tree form on wheat yield via changing microenvironment in almond–wheat intercropping85
Dendrometry, production, and nutritional value of Mimosa caesalpiniifolia (Leguminosae) under monocrop and silvopastoral system151
Biomass, carbon stocks estimation and predictive modeling in mango based land uses on degraded lands in Indian Sub-Himalayas29
Support trees in vanilla agroforests of Madagascar: diversity, composition and origin29
Microclimatic variations in cocoa-based agroforestry systems affect citrus Phytophthora foot rot disease intensity24
Gliricidia sepium tree pollarding and immediate plant growth regulator application to stem cuttings improved seed yield and field performance at Chitedze and Chitala research stations in Malawi22
Evaluation of growth, yield, economics and soil properties of agri-horticulture systems in mid-hill situations of Himalayas22
Herb assemblage dynamics over seven years in different cocoa production systems21
Impacts of traditional agroforestry practices, altitudinal gradients and households’ wealth status on perennial plants species composition, diversity, and structure in south-central Ethiopia20
Management intensity does not affect the ecological indicators of coffee agroforestry systems in agricultural landscapes of the Atlantic forest zone in Brazil20
Seasonal dynamics on nutritive value, chemical estimates and in vitro dry matter degradability of some woody species found in rangelands of South Africa20
Impact of short-rotation willow as riparian land-use practice on soil organic carbon fractions and composition from two contiguous wetland systems in the prairie pothole region19
Indigenous agriculture at the beginning of the twenty-first century: the Guaraní Mbyás minority conserves ethnoknowledge and agrobiodiversity within the remnants of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest19
Do traditional agri-silvicultural systems benefit farmers? A revelation by benefit–to-cost analysis of Grewia optiva on pea fields of Chakrata tehsil of Uttarakhand, India18
The impact of land uses on the diversity and farmers' preferences for woody species in the selected highlands of Ethiopia18
The impacts of crop diversity adoption on Rubber Farmers’ Welfare: evidence from Thailand18
Unravelling the critical insights on the physiological and biophysical constraints for the impact of different intensity of shade in pigeonpea Cajanas cajan (L.)17
Exploring agroforestry limiting factors and digitalization perspectives: insights from a european multi-actor appraisal17
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