Removal: Soils under Plastic and Grass Cover: Effects on Soil Aggregation and Nutrient Cycling in Brazilian Coffee Growing
Coffee is one of the most traditional and economically important agricultural commodities in tropical countries, especially in Brazil, the world’s greatest producer. Typically, site preparation for planting coffee stands includes deep furrowing, which allows for better mitigation of soil physical an...
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IntechOpen
2020
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