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Conservation Tillage Influence on Carbon Dynamics Under Mediterranean Conditions 被引量:1
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作者 R.LóPEZ-GARRIDO E.MADEJON +1 位作者 f.moreno J.M.MURILLO 《Pedosphere》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2014年第1期65-75,共11页
Intensity of tillage practices can enhance organic matter decomposition, increasing CO2 emissions from soil to the atmosphere. Conservation tillage (CT) has been proposed as a means of counteracting potential damage... Intensity of tillage practices can enhance organic matter decomposition, increasing CO2 emissions from soil to the atmosphere. Conservation tillage (CT) has been proposed as a means of counteracting potential damages to the environment. In this study the effects of two CT systems, reduced tillage in a long-term experiment (RTL) and no-tillage in a short-term experiment (NTs), were compared to traditional tillage (TT) in the long (TTL) and short-term experiments (TTs). CO2 fluxes, total soil organic carbon (SOC) and dehydrogenase activity (DHA) were evaluated at 0-5, 5-10 and 10-15 cm depths throughout the three years studied (Oct. 2006 Jul. 2009). Traditional tillage increased C02 emissions compared to CT. The CT treatments (RTL and NTs) accumulated more SOC in the surface layer (0 5 cm) than the TT treatments (TTL and TTs). SOC accumulation was moderate but DHA consistently increased in CT in the surface soil, especially with a legume crop included in the crop rotation. Values of stratification ratio of all parameters studied were higher in the CT treatments (RTL and NTs). The agricultural and environmental benefits derived from CT make this system recommendable for semi-arid Mediterranean rain-fed agriculture. 展开更多
关键词 crop rotation dehydrogenase activity rain-fed agriculture soil organic carbon
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