Applied Soil Ecology · 2019
Soil compaction effects on litter decomposition in an arable field: Implications for management of crop residues and headlands
Carlesso, L., Beadle, A., Cook, S. M., Evans, J., Hartwell, G., Ritz, K., Sparkes, D., Wu, L., Murray, P. J.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
litter remaining, percentage of initial dry mass
↑ 1↓ 1= 14
- increase
compacted tramline at margin-crop interface vs. uncompacted crop and grass margin zonessignificance not stated · 5–5 cm · 6months, April2017 · The Grange Farm · 5 cm burial; all litter types and both mesh sizes; separate crop/margin references, no pooled mean or pairwise p
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