Intercropping maintains soil fertility in terms of chemical properties and enzyme activities on a timescale of one decade

Volume: 391, Issue: 1-2, Pages: 265 - 282
Published: Mar 4, 2015
Abstract
Overyielding (i.e., mixtures of crops yielding higher than expected when compared with monocultures) and increased nutrient acquisition have been found in many intercropping systems. However, there are very few published studies on long-term changes in soil chemical and biological properties in intercropping systems compared to sole cropping. A field experiment was established in 2003 in Gansu province, northwest China. The treatments comprised...
Paper Details
Title
Intercropping maintains soil fertility in terms of chemical properties and enzyme activities on a timescale of one decade
Published Date
Mar 4, 2015
Volume
391
Issue
1-2
Pages
265 - 282
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