Applied Ecology and Environmental Research · 2019
SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AFFECTED BY SOIL PLANKING AND ROOT GROWTH OF COTTON (GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM L.)
GÜRSOY, S., ÖZASLAN, C., KORKUNÇ, M.
Abstract
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Findings
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penetration resistance
↑ 2= 13
- increase
multiple planking, agreeing2–4pass variants vs. Planking0, untreated controlsignificant · 0–15 cm · 5 days after sowing,2018 · farmer's field in Diyarbakır · Figure6samples2.5,5,10,15cm;all2–4passvariants share no letter withcontrol;merged individualcomparisons.
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