Conservation agriculture and cover crop practices to regulate water, carbon and nitrogen cycles in the low-lying Venetian plain

Camarotto, C.; Dal Ferro, N.; Piccoli, I.; Polese, R.; Furlan, L.; Chiarini, F.; Morari, F.

doi:10.1016/J.CATENA.2018.05.006

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Conservation agriculture and cover crop practices to regulate water, carbon and nitrogen cycles in the low-lying Venetian plain

Camarotto, C., Dal Ferro, N., Piccoli, I., Polese, R., Furlan, L., Chiarini, F., Morari, F.

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conservation agriculture (CA) vs. conventional agricultural (CV)significance not stated · 0–60 cm · April–December2016 · low-lying Venetian plain · 0–60cm field water balance;2016; no printed pairwise test for this decrease.
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- treatment 178.6 vs. control 283 mm (-36.89 %)

Conservation agriculture and cover crop practices to regulate water, carbon and nitrogen cycles in the low-lying Venetian plain

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Depth	Texture	Clay	pH	Organic C	Bulk density
general site soil (depth not stated)	silty-loam	–	–	1.2 g 100 g−1	–
0–5 cm	–	–	–	5.1 Mg C ha−1	–
0–30 cm	–	–	–	29.7 Mg C ha−1	–
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