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Gypsum and cover crop impacts on total soil organic C (SOC), total nitrogen, microbial biomass (SBMC), active carbon (AC), cold (CWC) and hot (HWC) salt water extractable carbon, carbon pool index (CPI), nitrogen pool index (NPI), carbon lability index ...
Dexter B. Watts (13871107) +8 more
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Gypsum and cover crop impacts on total soil organic C (SOC), total nitrogen, microbial biomass (SBMC), active carbon (AC), cold (CWC) and hot (HWC) salt solution extractable carbon, carbon pool index (CPI), nitrogen pool index (NPI), carbon lability ...
Dexter B. Watts (13871107) +8 more
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Gypsum and cover crop impacts on total soil organic C (SOC), total nitrogen (TN), microbial biomass (SBMC), active carbon (AC), cold (CWC) and hot (HWC) salt water extractable carbon, carbon pool index (CPI), nitrogen pool index (NPI), carbon lability ...
Dexter B. Watts (13871107) +8 more
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Gypsum and cover crop impacts on total soil organic C (SOC), total nitrogen (TN), microbial biomass (SBMC), active carbon (AC), cold (CWC) and hot (HWS) salt water extractable carbon, carbon pool index (CPI), nitrogen pool index (NPI), carbon lability ...
Dexter B. Watts (13871107) +8 more
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Gypsum and cover crop impacts on normalized values of total soil organic C (SOC), total nitrogen (TN), microbial biomass (SBMC), active carbon (AC), cold (CWC) and hot (HWC) salt water extractable carbon, carbon pool index (CPI), nitrogen pool index (NPI)
Dexter B. Watts (13871107) +8 more
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Clarifying the benefits of carbon sequestration and crop production of continuous green manure amendment is crucial for sustainable agricultural development.
Pengfu Hou +5 more
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Abstract We investigated different land use and cropping systems in the Almora region of Central Himalaya to assess total organic carbon (TOC), microbial biomass carbon (MBC), particulate organic carbon (POC), labile carbon (LC), microbial quotient (MQ) (i.e., ratio of MBC to TOC) and measured the carbon management index (CMI). The TOC content recorded
Justin George Kalambukattu +3 more
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Since understanding soil organic matter (SOM) content and quality is very important, in the present study we evaluated parameters of SOM including: carbon lability (LC), lability index (LI), carbon pool index (CPI) and carbon management index (CMI) in ...
Šimanský Vladimír, Polláková Nora
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Carbon management Index under different land uses of Conoor region of Western ghats in Tamil Nadu
The increased land-use change (LUC) from native lands to other land use at the Conoor region of western ghats in Tamil Nadu has severely declined soil carbon concentration. Therefore to quantify this decline, Carbon Management Index (CMI) was worked out
Subramanium, Thiyageshwari +5 more
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[Objective] The effects of different stand types on soil carbon pools and soil carbon stability in the Geqiugou watershed in Ordos City of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region were analyzed in order to provide a theoretical basis for determining the ...
Liu Xiaomin, Bai Jiajun, Yang Yaotian
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