Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment · 2026
Deep tillage with straw retention increased organic carbon sequestration and enhanced homogenization of microbial communities and functions across soil depths
Chen, S., Fan, W., Wu, H., Cheng, S., Liu, J., Fan, Z., Liang, Y., Cai, H.
Abstract
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Findings
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soil organic carbon (SOC)
↑ 55
- increase
deep tillage with straw retention (DS) vs. conventional rotary tillage without straw retention (CT)significant · 0–40 cm · October2023,aftermaizeharvest,beforenewstraw · Gongzhuling City · 0–40cm,two20cmlayers;DSversusCT;significanceLSDletters.05. Content,notstock.
Numbers
- percent_change 30.5
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