Titlebook: Carbon Management in Tropical and Sub-Tropical Terrestrial Systems; Probir K. Ghosh,Sanat Kumar Mahanta,Srinivasan Ram Book 2020 Springer

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Inclusion of Legumes in Rice–Wheat Cropping System for Enhancing Carbon Sequestrationas emerged soil and environmental issues, which are now increasingly being evident. Lack of crop diversification, intensive tillage practices, residue burning, overexploitation of groundwater and imbalanced use of fertilizers have been found as major reasons for deteriorating soil health and sustain

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Soil Management Practices of Major Crops in the United States and Their Potential for Carbon Sequestduction is high. Practices in these regions, and the results of research on their effects towards carbon sequestration in soils, are certainly transferable to tropical regions. Soil management (e.g., tillage and amendment) and crop management (e.g., cropping system and cover crops) practices in the

Hay-Fever

Hay-Fever

Soil Carbon Dynamics Under Different Land-Use and Management Systemsatus in tropical soils, particularly those under the influence of arid, semiarid, and subhumid climates, is a major factor contributing to their poor productivity. Land-use change (LUC) is the second most important factor contributing about 20% of global emission after fossil fuel burning. To feed t

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Good Agricultural Practices and Carbon Sequestrationions for achieving higher productivity. Intensive agriculture and excessive use of external inputs have led to degradation of soil, water, and genetic resources, widespread soil erosion, nutrient mining, depleting water table, eroding biodiversity, high energy requirements, reduction in availability

FID

Soil Carbon Dynamics in Relation to Soil Surface Management and Cropping Systemutrient storage and release, water retention and soil aggregate formation. Due pressure on agricultural intensification with improved and science-based technology imposed a challenge to increase agricultural production without accentuating risks of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, hence affecting the