Journal of Environmental Management · 2026
Effects of tillage practices on aggregate-associated soil organic carbon fractions and maize yield
Wei, X., Ye, J., Li, J., Di, Y., Cheng, Y., Tian, L., Zhao, K., Wei, S., Chen, L., Li, Z., Lu, Z.
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SOC
↑ 44
- increase
conservation tillage vs. rotary tillage with100%maize stover mulching (RTS)significant · 0–20 cm · 2019–2023five-year trial; soil sampled before harvest · experiment base of Xing'an League Zhalaite Banner Agriculture and Animal Husbandry and Science and Technology Bureau · Whole soil; agreeing variants STS,NTS1,NTS2,NTSR1,NTSR2 individually versusRTS. Fig3letters a/c/b/d/e vsRTSg. Not a pooled test. NTS2 is not maximum: STS exceeds it.
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