CATENA · 2024
Tillage effects on residue-derived carbon distribution among soil fractions in a Mollisol
Zhang, Y., Liang, A., Huang, D., Zhang, S., Zhang, Y., Gao, Y., Guo, Y., Gregorich, E. G., McLaughlin, N. B., Chen, X., Zhang, S., Wang, Y.
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total residue-derived carbon stock (RDCstock)
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no-tillage (NT) vs. mouldboard ploughing (MP)not significant · 0–20 cm · October2017 · Changchun Observation Station (Dehui County source soil) · 0–20 cm; fixed-depth outdoor PVC microcosms; no plants; about1.4g each, conversion16.8–17.0% (group assignment not given)
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