Science of The Total Environment · 2020
Occasional tillage in no-tillage systems: A global meta-analysis
Peixoto, D. S., Silva, L. d. C. M. d., Melo, L. B. B. d., Azevedo, R. P., Araújo, B. C. L., Carvalho, T. S. d., Moreira, S. G., Curi, N., Silva, B. M.
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Aggregate stability
↓ 11
- decrease
Occasional tillagesignificant
Penetration resistance
↓ 1
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