Journal of Environmental Management · 2026
Tillage practices affect the synergetic relationship between soil organic carbon and crop yield under straw return
Dong, M., Yang, J., Yu, Y., Li, L., Virk, A. L., Yang, H., Li, F. M., Kan, Z. R.
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crop yield
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- increase
straw return vs. straw removalsignificant · Chinese farmlands · China; overall pooled yield effect and significant positive crop/tillage strata, 95%CI excludes0 inFigures1C/2B–C. Yield is aboveground harvested product, no soil sampling depth assigned. Tillage held consistent within each return/removal pair. Cotton/legume nonsignificant strata separate. Primary results p4 wheat7.59/rice7.35 supersede swapped discussion labels p6.
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