Bermudagrass management in the Southern Piedmont USA : I. Soil and surface residue carbon and sulfur
Improved forage management impacts on soil organic C and S depth distribution and surface residue accumulation could be large, but detailed temporal data are not available. A study evaluates the factorial combination of 3 levels of N fertilization and 4 levels of harvest strategy on soil bulk densit...
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| description | Improved forage management impacts on soil organic C and S depth distribution and surface residue accumulation could be large, but detailed temporal data are not available. A study evaluates the factorial combination of 3 levels of N fertilization and 4 levels of harvest strategy on soil bulk density, soil organic C, and total S, and surface residue C and S during the first 5 years of "Coastal" bermudagrass management. |
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