Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment · 2018
Carbon saturation and translocation in a no-till soil under organic amendments
Nicoloso, R. S., Rice, C. W., Amado, T. J., Costa, C. N., Akley, E. K.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
proportion of large macroaggregates (LM)
2
- increase
no-till (NT) vs. chisel tillage (CT)significance not stated · 0–5 cm · 2007 · North Farm of Kansas State University · 0–5 cm; marginalacrossCO/MF/OF; >2mmwater-stablefractionfrom4–8mmsievedsoil, sand-freebasis. TableS4testresultsunavailable.
Numbers
- treatment 30 vs. control 10.1 % (+197 %)
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