Original paper
Effect of tillage and temperature on nitrogen mineralization and microbial activity and microbial numbers of lupine amended soil
Abstract
Soils in Southern Europe are often shallow and susceptible to erosion. Proper soil management with conservation of crop residue is crucial to preserve nutrients in Mediterranean agro-ecosystems. We studied the short-term effects of contrasting tillage on potential N availability and microbial activity and microbial counts in a sandy soil amended with white lupine residue. Tillage favoured N release at highest temperature, but microbial activity...
Paper Details
Title
Effect of tillage and temperature on nitrogen mineralization and microbial activity and microbial numbers of lupine amended soil
Published Date
Jan 1, 2009
Journal
Volume
53
Issue
3
Pages
183 - 195
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