Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment · 2010
Possibilities of carbon and nitrogen sequestration under conventional tillage and no-till cover crop farming (Mekong valley, Laos)
de Rouw, A., Huon, S., Soulileuth, B., Jouquet, P., Pierret, A., Ribolzi, O., Valentin, C., Bourdon, E., Chantharath, B.
Abstract
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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.
change in TOC stock since2002
↓ 2= 24
- decrease
no-till with a mulch-providing cover crop vs. conventional tillage without cover cropsignificant · 0–40 cm · May2002-May2006 · National Agricultural Research Centre (NARC), Ban Napok · 0-40cmwholeprofile;equivalentsoilmasscorrectedto2002;NT-133versusCT+590gC/m2fouryearchange. SignsverifiedoriginalPDF6butlostintext;nosignednumericobservationsratherthanincorrectpositives. Studentbetween-systemtest,notNTwithintimeNS.
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