Soil and Tillage Research · 1998
Impacts of agricultural management practices on C sequestration in forest-derived soils of the eastern Corn Belt
Dick, W., Blevins, R., Frye, W., Peters, S., Christenson, D., Pierce, F., Vitosh, M.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
soil organic C concentrations
↑ 15
- increase
manured plots (C,D,E) vs. non-manured plots (A,B)significance not stated · 0–25 cm · 1982after20annualapplications · East Lansing (fertilizer and manure experiment) · C/D/E manure22/45/67Mg/ha versus mineral-onlyA/B; grainandsilagegroups. No pairtests. OutcomeTable9depth0–25 contradictsMethodsTable6sampling0–20; tableoutcomedepthretained. MineralN11versus179 confounded
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