Soil Security · 2022
Soil health benefits from sequence intensification, fertilization, and no-tillage in annual cropping systems
Rubio, V., Sawchik, J., van Es, H.
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soil organic carbon
↑ 3↓ 1= 37
- decrease
cropped soils of the three long-term experiments (pooled) vs. undisturbed natural grassland referencesignificant · 0–15 cm · December 2019 · La Estanzuela Experimental Station of INIA, SW Uruguay (Experiments 1 to 3 and adjacent natural grassland references) · cropped soils pooled; 2.42 vs 4.33%, -44% (Table 2, ***)
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