Soil and Tillage Research · 2008
Soil carbon sequestration with continuous no-till management of grain cropping systems in the Virginia coastal plain
SPARGO, J., ALLEY, M., FOLLETT, R., WALLACE, J.
Abstract
No abstract in the library.
Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property. The largest groups are open; open the others as you need them.
soil C concentration
↑ 22
- increase
history of biosolids application vs. no history of biosolids applicationsignificant · 0–15 cm · 2005 or 2006, following corn harvest · Virginia coastal plain · Cumulative 0–7.5 and 0–15 cm windows; binary biosolids coefficient adjusted for duration of no-till and soil series; not an effect confined to 7.5–15 cm. Observational field histories.
Similar papers
The potential to increase soil carbon stocks through reduced tillage or organic material additions in England and Wales: A case study
Powlson et al. · 2012 · Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment
6 shared concepts
5 findings1 site
Effect of no-tillage and amendments on carbon lability in tropical soils
Nogueirol et al. · 2014 · Soil and Tillage Research
5 shared concepts
8 findings4 sites
Nitrogenous fertilizers and earthworm populations in agricultural soils
Edwards & Lofty · 1982 · Soil Biology and Biochemistry
5 shared concepts