Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment · 2026
Straw return depth and tillage intensity shape organic carbon fractions and their stability in black soil
Zhang, L., Chen, X., Liang, A., Huang, D., Huang, W., Liu, Y., Jiao, S., Ye, W., Wang, Y., Wei, B.
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MAOC
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Straw inversion burial tillage (IT) vs. Shallow rotary strip tillage (ST)significant · Chenjiadian Village · Bulk soil; sampling depth unstated
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