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Pejibaye ( Bactris gasipaes  Kunth) is being evaluated in Hawaii for production of fresh heart-of-palm. Yields and offshoot (sucker) production were evaluated in response to woven black polypropylene mat (control), three legumes [ Arachis pintoi  Krap. &amp; Greg.,  Cassia rotundifolia  Pers., and  Desmodium heterocarpon  (L.) DC], and a grass ( Chloris gayana  Kunth) used as ground covers.  D. heterocarpon  and  C. gayana  formed closed canopies quickly and controlled weeds well, but required more frequent mowing.  A. pintoi  formed a closed canopy slowly and only controlled weeds after forming a thick canopy, but required less mowing.  Cassia rotundifolia  died out after flowering and setting seed. All vegetative ground covers delayed heart-of-palm harvest and had reduced yields 1.5 years after planting. A combination of polypropylene (adjacent to plants) and vegetative ground covers (in service rows) may provide the best solution to minimizing labor for vegetative management in this orchard crop.

The Use of Ground Covers during the Establishment of Heart-of-Palm Plantations in Hawaii