Journal of Agriculture and Food Research · 2021
Soil organic carbon, aggregate stability and biochemical activity under tilled and no-tilled agroecosystems
Chellappa, J., Sagar, K. L., Sekaran, U., Kumar, S., Sharma, P.
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mean weight diameter (MWD)
↑ 3= 14
- increase
no-till (NT) vs. conventional tillage (CT)significant · 0–10 cm · August–September2019 · Beresford · Langford · Woonsocket
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