An Influence of Autumnal Soil Cultivation to C02 Gas Emission
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Advanced Materials and Technologies and European Doctorate in Physics and Chemistry of Advanced Materials: 12-th Conference: Book of Abstracts of the Joint International Summer School-Conference: 27-31 August 2010, Palanga, Lithuania. Kaunas: Technologija, 2010
The tillage of the soil can significantly influence soil's temperature and CO2 gas emission, affecting a global climate change. The study was aimed to determine the influence of different tillage systems on temperature changes at the 0 - 10 cm soil depth in four fields evaluating the changes of CO2 emission from soil. The CO2 highest emission was noticed on airy loam. CO2 concentration was 551 ppm, under traditional soil tillage and was for 35 % bigger than no-tillage. No-tillage application might be a measure to reduce CO2 emission from soil because it exhibits a lower vapor exchange rate.
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