Journal of Central European Agriculture · 2012
EFFECT OF CROP ROTATION AND LONG TERM FERTILIZATION ON THE CARBON AND GLOMALIN CONTENT IN THE SOIL
WOJEWÓDZKI, P., CIESCINSKA, B.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
total organic carbon (TOC)
↑ 2= 24
- increase
5-field crop rotation vs. monoculturesignificant · 0–25 cm · Skierniewice Research Station · 0–25cm, potato; Table2 A/B TukeyLSD1.267 exceeded; rotation recent manure input
Numbers
- treatment 9.9 vs. control 6.17 g kg-1 (+60.45 %)
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