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Legumes appeared more effective for increasing aggregate stability.
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Title
Service crops root traits explain soil structural stability in Mediterranean vineyards. PS-6.2-04
Léo Garcia; Aurélie Metay; Elise Rivière; et al. Agritrop (Cirad) 2018
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- Observation Mean weight diameter ranged from 0.31 to 1.19 mm.
- Association Previous soil management affected structural stability.
- Intervention effect Tillage strongly affected structural stability despite permanent vegetation and high soil organic carbon.
- Association Soil components and root traits contributed equally to soil structural stability.
- Association Root mean diameter and root mass density were positively correlated with mean weight diameter.
- Association Specific root length was negatively correlated with mean weight diameter.
- Association Mean weight diameter was higher under legumes than graminoids.
- Association Root traits were interpreted as major explanations of aggregate stability in tilled vineyards.