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Soil carbon balances and stock changes under different cropping and management systems

Teng Hu

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The project aimed to explore and identify practical management systems that enhance the soil organic carbon content in cropping systems. It includes effects of using perennial green manure, catch crops and animal manure in cropping systems and converting arable land to semi-natural grassland

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The project aimed to explore and identify practical management systems that enhance the soil organic carbon content in cropping systems. It includes effects of using perennial green manure, catch crops and animal manure in cropping systems and converting arable land to semi-natural grassland

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The project aimed to explore and identify practical management systems that enhance the soil organic carbon content in cropping systems. It includes effects of using perennial green manure, catch crops and animal manure in cropping systems and converting arable land to semi-natural grassland

Key concepts: Arable land, Cropping, Environmental science, Soil carbon, Agroforestry, Manure, Carbon stock, Cropping system

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