Soil and Tillage Research · 2012
Methane emission from soil under long-term no-till cropping systems
Bayer, C., Gomes, J., Vieira, F. C. B., Zanatta, J. A., de Cássia Piccolo, M., Dieckow, J.
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cumulative soil methane-C flux
↓ 13
- decrease
with annual aboveground biomass-C inputp = 0.003 · Nov5,2003–Oct13,2004 (344days) · two adjacent long-term experiments in Southern Brazil · Annualintegrated methane; O/M,V/M,O+V/M+C,L+M only; pigeonpeaP+M excluded bypaper; n4 croppingsystems, singlefieldplot each; simplelinearregression
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