Scientia Agricola · 2016
Soil management of sugarcane fields affecting CO2 fluxes
Tavares, R. L. M., Siqueira, D. S., Panosso, A. R., Castioni, G. A. F., Souza, Z. M. D., Scala Jr, N. L.
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What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
soil CO2 fluxes
↑ 2= 14
- increase
green sugarcane, ten years (G-10) vs. burned sugarcane (B)significant · 10 d in Aug-Sept 2011 · Pradópolis · 10-year green harvesting versus residue burning; separate fields, cultivars and ratoon histories confounded; one area per regime
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