Effect of Long-term Different Fertilizer Management on Soil Carbon Stock Characteristics in Paddy Soil
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LIAO Min1,PENG Ying1,CHEN Yi2,3,XIE Xiao-mei1,WU Chun-yan2,TANG Xu2,LIU Yu-xue2,YANG Sheng-mao2,3(1.Department of Resource Science,College of Environmental and Resource Science,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou 310058,2.Institute of Environmental Resources and Soil Fertilizer,Zhejiang Academy of Agricultural Science,Hangzhou 310021,3.Key Field Station for Monitoring of Eco-Environment of Paddy Soil in Hangzhou,the Ministry of Agriculture,Haining,Zhejiang 314409)

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    A long-term(19-year) fertilization experiment was conducted to study the effects of different fertilization system on soil carbon stock and fractions.The results showed that effect of different long-term fertilization on soil carbon stock and fractions was significant.Contents of soil total organic carbon(TOC) in different fertilizations decreased in an order of combined manure and inorganic fertilizer(average 12.34 g/kg)>single organic fertilizer(average 12.15 g/kg)>no fertilizer(average 10.56 g/kg)>single...

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