Soil and Tillage Research · 2015
Transition from intensive tillage to no-till enhances carbon sequestration in microaggregates of surface soil in the North China Plain
Du, Z., Ren, T., Hu, C., Zhang, Q.
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fine iPOM associated C concentration (250f)
↑ 11
- increase
conservation tillage (NT and RT) vs. MP + Rsignificant · 0–5 cm · June2007 · Luancheng Agroecosystem Experimental Station · 0–5cm;RT/NT;53–250µm fineiPOM within250–2000µm macroaggregates
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