Legacy of warming and cover crops on the response of soil microbial function to repeated drying and rewetting cycles
Adetunji Alex Adekanmbi,
Yiran Zou,
Xin Shu
et al.
Abstract:The response of soils to extreme weather events will become increasingly important in the future as more frequent and severe floods and droughts are expected to subject soils to drying and rewetting cycles as a result of climate change. These extreme events will be experienced against a backdrop of overall warming. However, farmers are adopting cover cropping as a sustainable management practice to increase soil organic matter, benefit soil health, and to increase the resilience of soils to help mitigate the i… Show more
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