Soil and Tillage Research · 1998
Distribution and amount of soil organic C in long-term management systems in Texas
Potter, K., Torbert, H., Jones, O., Matocha, J., Morrison, J., Unger, P.
Abstract
No abstract in the library.
Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
SOC concentration
= 311
- increase
no-till vs. stubble-mulch tillagesignificance not stated · 0–7 cm · Bushland · Wheat/sorghum,bothfertilizerrates;no pairmarksFig2.
Source · p. 4 “At Bushland, the greatest differences in SOC concentration between tillage treatments occurred in the surface 7 cm (Fig. 2).”
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