2012
DOI: 10.3724/sp.j.1227.2012.00251
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The effect of total carbon on microscopic soil properties and implications for crop production

Abstract: Soil structure is a dynamic property affected by physical, chemical, and microbiological processes. Addition of organic matter to soils and the use of different management practices have been reported to impact soil structure and crop production. Moderation in soil temperature and increases in microbial activity and soil water retention are often suggested as reasons for the rise in crop yield when organic matter is added to the soil. Less is known about the direct effect of changes in soil structure on crop p… Show more

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“…For now, central and western regions should switch to cleaner burning coal, and gradually eliminate underdeveloped industries. Furthermore, increasing green investments, improving carbon sink capacities, and environmental self-purification capacities are all effective means to reduce carbon emissions [21][22][23]. (c) To promote industrial upgrades and transfers, the eastern provinces and municipalities should promote independent innovation, increase production capacity, and promote low-carbon industrialization.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For now, central and western regions should switch to cleaner burning coal, and gradually eliminate underdeveloped industries. Furthermore, increasing green investments, improving carbon sink capacities, and environmental self-purification capacities are all effective means to reduce carbon emissions [21][22][23]. (c) To promote industrial upgrades and transfers, the eastern provinces and municipalities should promote independent innovation, increase production capacity, and promote low-carbon industrialization.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%