Soil and Tillage Research · 2010
Soil carbon stocks under no-tillage mulch-based cropping systems in the Brazilian Cerrado: An on-farm synchronic assessment
Neto, M. S., Scopel, E., Corbeels, M., Cardoso, A. N., Douzet, J. M., Feller, C., Piccolo, M. D. C., Cerri, C. C., Bernoux, M.
Abstract
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Findings
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SOC stocks
= 25
- decrease
Conventional tillage – 23 years vs. natural Cerrado vegetation (CE)significance not stated · 0–30 cm · 2001–2002 after23years CT · southwest Goias chronosequence and field survey · Equivalent soil mass. OriginalFig3 CTbc shares b with CE Aab but no letters with CE Ba: no single significance covers both references. Results24% loss followed instead of abstract30%; conclusion reports1.5kg/m2 loss.18 within-field samples are subsamples. Loss magnitudes retained verbatim in evidence; checker rejects inferred negative numeric signs.
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