Carbon in plant biomass and soils of poplar and willow plantations—implications for SOC distribution in different soil fractions after re-conversion to arable land

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作者
Charlotte Toenshoff
Reinhold Stuelpnagel
Rainer Georg Joergensen
Christine Wachendorf
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[1] University of Kassel,Department of Soil Biology and Plant Nutrition
[2] University of Kassel,Department of Grassland Science and Renewable Plant Resources
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Plant and Soil | 2013年 / 367卷
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Harvest residues; Roots; Carbon stocks; Tillage depths; Macroaggregates; Particulate organic matter;
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页码:407 / 417
页数:10
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