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highest share of root length in biopores
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e0“Phacelia, oil radish, winter turnip rape and bristle oat showed the highest share of root length in biopores.”
Title
Vertical Root Distribution of Different Cover Crops Determined with the Profile Wall Method
Roman Kemper; Tábata A. Bublitz; Phillip Müller; et al. Agriculture 2020. doi:10.3390/agriculture10110503
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- Observation high RLD in topsoil
- Observation shallow cumulative root distribution
- Observation shallow cumulative root distribution
- Observation winter rye RLD increased over winter.
- Observation crimson clover RLD increased over winter.
- Observation highest RLD in the subsoil
- Observation highest RLD in the subsoil
- Observation highest RLD in the subsoil
- Observation intermediate features
- Observation low RLD in topsoil and subsoil
- Observation highest share of root length in biopores
- Observation highest share of root length in biopores
- Observation highest share of root length in biopores
- Recommendation Combining cover crops of different root types may increase overall RLD.