Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences · 2022
Integrated agroforestry systems improve soil carbon storage, water productivity, and economic returns in the marginal land of the semi-arid region
Rathore, S. S., Babu, S., El-Sappah, A. H., Shekhawat, K., Singh, V. K., Singh, R. K., Upadhyay, P., Singh, R.
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carbon sequestration potential
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phalsa-based AFS vs. guava-based systemsignificance not stated · 0–30 cm · Three-year change · ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi · ranking stated in the results (phalsa highest, guava lowest); in the deep layer the systems are nearly equal (Fig. 5)
Source · p. 8 “the maximum potential for carbon sequestration rate was observed for phalsa-based AFS (Fig. 5).”
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