Soil and Tillage Research · 2014
Effect of no-tillage and amendments on carbon lability in tropical soils
Nogueirol, R. C., Cerri, C. E. P., Silva, W. T. L. D., Alleoni, L. R. F.
Abstract
No abstract in the library.
Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
Carbon Management Index (CMI)
8
- increase
SDC2: 2Mg/ha dolomitic limestone vs. SDC0: no original limestonesignificance not stated · 0–10 cm · Ponta Grossa — limestone experiment · 0–10cm;2Mg/haoriginaldolomiticlimestonewithoutreapplication; CMIindexmean/spreadreplicationnotreported;Table5no tests
Numbers
- treatment 242 vs. control 100 index (+142 %)
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