Frontiers in Environmental Science · 2018
Patterns and Factors of Soil Structure Recovery as Revealed From a Tillage and Cover-Crop Experiment in a Compacted Orchard
Fell, V., Matter, A., Keller, T., Boivin, P.
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specific structural pore volume at −10 hPa
↑ 2= 13
- increase
rotary spade tillage followed by Sorghum cover crop vs. initial state before tillage and cover cropsignificant · 5–10 cm · April to September2015 · Horticultural center of Lullier · 5–10cm; −10hPa; combined tillage+sorghum before/after; all structural pores, not size-defined macropores
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