Claim · model-written summary
BCC gave the greatest fructose accumulation in year one, up to 66%.
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Verbatim
e0“plants amended with BCC exhibited the highest accumulation of sucrose and fructose, with increases of up to 39% and 66%, respectively”
e1“barley yield under arid and saline conditions”
Title
Houda Oueriemmi; Rahma Inès Zoghlami; Elie Le Guyader; et al. Soil Systems 2025. doi:10.3390/soilsystems9010016
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- Intervention effect All amendments enhanced soil fertility.
- Intervention effect Compost alone increased soil SAR in year two.
- Intervention effect Compost alone increased soil CROSS in year two.
- Intervention effect Compost increased barley dry biomass by 28% in year two.
- Intervention effect Biochar plus compost increased barley dry biomass by 37% in year two.
- Observation The amendments did not significantly affect biomass in year one.
- Intervention effect BCC gave the greatest sucrose accumulation in year one, up to 39%.
- Intervention effect Compost did not affect barley yield in year one.
- Intervention effect Compost improved barley yield in year two.
- Intervention effect Biochar plus compost improved barley yield in year two.
- Observation No synergistic effect occurred between biochar, chipped wood and compost.