Claim · model-written summary
Strip tillage should be applied in the Mollisols region of Northeast China to improve soil water-heat conditions and maize yield.
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- should be applied in the Mollisols region of Northeast Chinae0
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Verbatim
e0“it should be applied in the Mollisols region of Northeast China”
t0“Yield of Maize in Northeast China”
Title
Qiang Chen; Xingyi Zhang; Li Sun; et al. Agriculture 2021. doi:10.3390/agriculture11100939
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect ST-BR and NT had significantly greater aggregate stability than ST-IR and CT-IR at 0–20 cm depth.
- Intervention effect ST-BR and NT had significantly greater soil organic carbon than ST-IR and CT-IR at 0–20 cm depth.
- Intervention effect ST-BR and NT had significantly greater bulk density and water stable aggregate content than ST-IR and CT-IR at 0–20 cm depth.
- Intervention effect ST-IR increased soil temperature above NT by 1.64 °C.
- Intervention effect CT-IR increased soil temperature above NT by 1.80 °C.
- Intervention effect ST-IR had slightly greater soil moisture than CT-IR in the top 10 cm layer during seed emergence.
- Intervention effect Maize seed emergence was later under no tillage than under ST-IR and CT-IR.
- Intervention effect The average annual maize yields in strip tillage were slightly greater than under NT and CT, but the differences were not significant.
- Intervention effect CT-BR had a poor soil structure compared with other treatments at 0–30 cm depth.
- Intervention effect CT-BR had lower soil organic carbon than other treatments at 0–30 cm depth.