Why should peach trees not be mixed with other fruit trees?

Why should peach trees not be mixed with other fruit trees? What's the reason? Netizens who grow peach trees are also asked to help introduce peaches containing protein, fat, carbohydrates, crude fiber, calcium, phosphorus, iron, carotene, vitamin B1, as well as organic acids, sugars and volatile oils. However, peach trees should not be mixed with other fruit trees, so the planting network sorted out the reasons why peach trees could not be mixed with other fruit trees, which are listed in detail below for netizens' reference. First, peach trees have the characteristics of early maturity, fast branching, strong light preference and so on. The crown of 3-year-old peach trees is 3 to 4 times that of apple trees and pear trees of the same age, which will affect the growth and development of main fruit trees. Second, when the residual roots of peach trees are rotten and hydrolyzed in the soil, they will produce a large number of highly toxic chemicals such as potassium cyanide and benzaldehyde, which can inhibit the respiration of the roots of other fruit trees and directly kill the young roots of other fruit trees. Third, the peach tree is resistant to drought and waterlogging, its root system is shallower than other fruit trees, the respiratory intensity is higher, and the demand for water is less. Therefore, mixed planting of peach trees will bring difficulties to management. Control methods of Peach Diseases and insect pests fertilization methods for Peach trees