Soil and Tillage Research · 2023
Soil organic matter gain by reduced tillage intensity: Storage, pools, and chemical composition
Jakab, G., Madarász, B., Masoudi, M., Karlik, M., Király, C., Zacháry, D., Filep, T., Dekemati, I., Centeri, C., Al-Graiti, T., Szalai, Z.
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property. The largest groups are open; open the others as you need them.
net aggregate-occluded organic matter amount (AAOCnet / AAOMnet)
= 24
- increase
NT vs. moldboard plowing (PT)significance not stated · 0–10 cm · 06.06.2019 · Jozsefmajor Experimental and Training Farm · Net occluded amount, AAOC minus MPAOC, as defined in Eq.1. Explicit NT surface gain qualifies headline allocation to protected pools. Reported SOC shares 36% (NT) and 22% (PT) are not absolute amount observations; supplementary amounts/tests unavailable. No inferred pair alpha or chart means.
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