2006
DOI: 10.1080/01448765.2006.9755330
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Surface Mulching with Red Clover in White Cabbage Production. Nitrogen Uptake, Ammonia Losses and the Residual Fertility Effect in Ryegrass

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“…In fact, both A. dealbata and A. longifolia are woody N-fixing legumes that enrich soil nutrients (mainly C, N and P) through the incorporation of high amounts of litter to the system (Marchante et al, 2008; Lorenzo et al, 2010b; Souza-Alonso et al, 2014b). Mulches of leguminous species are known to stimulate the growth of crops by nutrient inputs (Båth et al, 2006; Narwal, 2010), reducing erosion and favoring conservation and infiltration of water into the soil. In fact, composted residues of A. longifolia recently showed positive effects on the production of horticultural species (Brito et al, 2015a).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, both A. dealbata and A. longifolia are woody N-fixing legumes that enrich soil nutrients (mainly C, N and P) through the incorporation of high amounts of litter to the system (Marchante et al, 2008; Lorenzo et al, 2010b; Souza-Alonso et al, 2014b). Mulches of leguminous species are known to stimulate the growth of crops by nutrient inputs (Båth et al, 2006; Narwal, 2010), reducing erosion and favoring conservation and infiltration of water into the soil. In fact, composted residues of A. longifolia recently showed positive effects on the production of horticultural species (Brito et al, 2015a).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 255 (2018) 1-11 small increase in N 2 O emissions when green manure cuts were left on the field, and that mulching was not a major contributor to gaseous losses. Ammonia losses up to 10% of the N input have been observed after green manure cutting (Whitehead and Lockyer, 1989;Båth et al, 2006). Finally, Pugesgaard et al (2017) estimated changes in soil N stocks and suggested that N surplus in OGM was not lost, but stored in the soil as organic matter.…”
Section: N Balance and N Leachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vegetacijos metu daugiamečių žolių masę mulčiuojant dirvos paviršiuje jos mineralizacija prasideda ankščiau (dar prieš įterpiant). Švedijoje atlikti tyrimai parodė, kad iš daugiamečių žolių mulčio (jo neįterpus) augalai gali pasisavinti 25-28 % azoto, o kitais metais po jo įterpimo -dar 27 % (Bath et al, 2006).…”
Section: Daugiamečių žOlių Panaudojimo Būdai (B) Management Methods Ounclassified