October 12, 2025Plant Science TodayOpen Access

Impact of various crop establishment methods on soil organic carbon and nitrogen fractions in an alluvial soil

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Significant improvement in very labile carbon (29.34%) was observed under Dry DSR-ZTW-GG compared to TPR-CTW-F.
Highest nitrate-N levels (31.91 mg kg-1) and hydrolysable ammoniacal-N (149.53 mg kg-1) were recorded in treatment T4.
Rice yield ranged from 4276.67 to 5193.33 kg ha-1, with TPR-ZTW-GG and TPR-CTW-GG outperforming others, indicating high productivity.
The integration of DSR, zero tillage wheat, and legumes enhances SOC and N dynamics, pointing towards sustainable farming practices.

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Field experiment evaluated conservation agriculture's effects on soil organic nitrogen and carbon fractions, suggesting promising outcomes for crop productivity.

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Kajal et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ebe3d6becc64ad52fdae19 https://doi.org/10.14719/pst.9307

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Field experiment evaluated conservation agriculture's effects on soil organic nitrogen and carbon fractions, suggesting promising outcomes for crop productivity.

Impact of various crop establishment methods on soil organic carbon and nitrogen fractions in an alluvial soil

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Impact of various crop establishment methods on soil organic carbon and nitrogen fractions in an alluvial soil

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