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Integrating woody biomass crops and row crops in rotation: I. Management implications

2002

Devine, Warren(University of Tennessee, Knoxville (USA). Department of Biosystems Engineering and Environmental Science) | Tyler, Donald(West Tennessee Experiment Station, Jackson (USA)) | Mullen, Michael(University of Tennessee, Knoxville (USA). Department of Biosystems Engineering and Environmental Science) | Houston, Allan(Ames Plantation, Grand Juction (USA)) | Joslin, Dev(Belowground Forest Research, Oak Ridge (USA)) | Hodges, Donald(Univesity of Tennessee, Knoxville (USA). Department of Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries) | Tolbert, Virginia(Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge (USA). Biofuels Feedstock Development Program) | Walsh, Marie(Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge (USA). Biofuels Feedstock Development Program)

AGROVOC Keywords
biomass crop rotation degradation glycine max immobilization nitrogen platanus occidentalis woody plants zea mays
Bibliographic information
Pagination
p. 325
Language
English
Note
Summary only
Type
Conference; Summary; Non-Conventional
Source
Proceedings of 17th world congress of soil science: Abstracts volume I, Department of Land Development, Bangkok (Thailand)The Soil and Fertilizer Society of Thailand, Bangkok (Thailand)International Union of Soil Sciences, Bangkok (Thailand).- Bangkok (Thailand), 2002.- p. 325
Conference
17. World congress of soil science, Bangkok (Thailand), 14-21 Aug 2002
2012-07-15
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