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Vagner do Nascimento, Orivaldo Arf, Marlene Cristina Alves, Epitácio José de Souza, Paulo Ricardo Teodoro da Silva, Flávio Hiroshi Kaneko, Arshad Jalal, Carlos Eduardo da Silva Oliveira, Michelle Traete Sabundjian, Samuel Ferrari, Fernando de Souza Buzo and Marcelo Carvalho Minhoto Teixeira Filho
Core Ideas: (1) Superficial soil compaction in a no-tillage system. (2) Cultivation of cover crops in succession with annual crops. (3) Soil decompression with cultivation of the predecessor soil cover. (4) Unpacking soil with mechanical chiseling. (5) B...
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Insa Kühling, Shohrukh Atoev and Dieter Trautz
The Western Siberian grain belt is of global significance in terms of agricultural production as well as carbon sequestration and biodiversity preservation. Regional downscaling of general circulation models predict increasing drought risks and water sca...
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Geovane Lima Guimarães,Salatiér Buzetti,Edson Cabral da Silva,Orivaldo Arf,Marco Eustáquio de Sá,Alefe Viana Souza Bastos
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Rice is considered by FAO as one of the most important foods to world food security and nitrogen (N) is the nutrient that most often affects the productivity of this crop, with its dynamics in the soil-plant system changed by management used. With the ob...
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Manuel G. Loza-Murguía, René Acho, Alcides Arce, Roxana Huaycho, Nicanor Aruhiza, Sofía Mamani
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The macrofauna is an important component of ecosystems because its participation in the biodegradation of soil nutrients has beneficial effects on the food chain. During six months, from February through July, a number of worms and their biomass (g m-...
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Shulan Zhang, Lars Lövdahl, Harald Grip, Per-Erik Jansson and Yanan
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