CATENA · 2019
Scale effects of runoff generation under reduced and conventional tillage
Langhans, C., Diels, J., Clymans, W., Van den Putte, A., Govers, G.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
runoff coefficient
↑ 23
- decrease
RT reduced tillage vs. CT conventional ploughingsignificance not stated · maize2009 and wheat2009–2010 · Huldenberg · Explicit author trend; maize5/30/180m² and wheat30m² only. Wheat5/180m² reversed: RT higher15%/80%, excluded untested differences, so this is not an all-scale/all-crop decrease. Methods explicitly did not test tillage/crop/scale differences. Single field split into tillage strips;2 plots within each treatment/scale, not independent tillage blocks.
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