Soil and Tillage Research · 2009
Crop type influences soil aggregation and organic matter under no-tillage
Martins, M. D. R., Corá, J. E., Jorge, R. F., Marcelo, A. V.
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total organic C in aggregates before wet sieving
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maize monocrop vs. rice/bean/cotton/bean sequencesignificant · 0–5 cm · 20 October 2006 · Jaboticabal · 0–5cm;6.30–2mm aggregates BEFORE wet sieving; mean over winter crops. OriginalTable3 MM21.8 a with superscriptfootnote b versus RB19.2 b; text ab is extraction artifact.
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