Soil characteristics and root growth in a catena across and outside the wheel tracks for different slurry application systems

Schjønning, P.; Munkholm, L. J.; Lamandé, M.

doi:10.1016/J.STILL.2022.105422

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Soil and Tillage Research · 2022

Soil characteristics and root growth in a catena across and outside the wheel tracks for different slurry application systems

Schjønning, P., Munkholm, L. J., Lamandé, M.

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self-propelled slurry spreader (SP) vs. tractor-trailer combination (TT)significant · 30–30 cm · Aarslev Research Centre · 30cm point depth, AT tire edge and OT outside tire; April2013 immediately after traffic; near field capacity

Soil characteristics and root growth in a catena across and outside the wheel tracks for different slurry application systems

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Depth	Texture	Clay	pH	Organic C	Bulk density
30–30 cm	sandy loam	12 % (from kg/kg minerals)	–	–	–
50–50 cm	–	17.8 % (from kg/kg minerals)	–	–	–
70–70 cm	–	19.3 % (from kg/kg minerals)	–	–	–

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