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Manuel Casanova,Berthin Ticona,Osvaldo Salazar,Eduardo Gratacós,Marco Pfeiffer,Gonzalo Ávila,Yasna Tapia,Oscar Seguel,Carlo Sabaini
Pág. 261 - 279
A number of agroecological practices have been proposed for assessing soil quality. Several physical soil properties have been shown to be important for determining soil quality by using the sustainability index (SI) and the cumulative rating a...
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Julien Verzeaux, Elodie Nivelle, David Roger, Bertrand Hirel, Frédéric Dubois and Thierry Tetu
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) play major roles in nutrient acquisition by crops and are key actors of agroecosystems productivity. However, agricultural practices can have deleterious effects on plant?fungi symbiosis establishment in soils, thus inh...
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Laura Vincent-Caboud, Joséphine Peigné, Marion Casagrande and Erin M. Silva
Cover crop mulch?based no-tillage (MBNT) production is emerging as an innovative alternative production practice in organic farming (OF) to reduce intensive soil tillage. Although European organic farmers are motivated to implement MBNT to improve soil f...
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Gunasekhar Nachimuthu, Neil V. Halpin and Michael J. Bell
Intensive agricultural practices in farming systems in eastern Australia have been identified as a contributor to the poor runoff water quality entering the Great Barrier Reef (GBR). A field investigation was carried out to measure the off-farm water qua...
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Li, Y. Tian, G. Lindstrom, M. J. Bork, H. R.
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