Olive Tree Physiology and Productivity Responses under No-Tillage or Digestate Amendment in an Acid Clay Soil

Olive Tree Physiology and Productivity Responses under No-Tillage or Digestate Amendment in an Acid Clay Soil

In Mediterranean countries characterized by increasingly extended hot and dry periods, olive trees are often conventionally practiced in low fertility and rainfed soils. This study investigated over a 15-month period how conventional tillage, combined with or without incorporated solid digestate, an...

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Main Authors: Marco Pittarello, Antonio Dattola, Gregorio Gullo, Giuseppe Badagliacca, Michele Monti, Antonio Gelsomino
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2024-01-01
Series:Soil Systems
Subjects:
Mn toxicity
nutrient imbalance
water storage
stomatal conductance
photosynthesis
digestate-DOM
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2571-8789/8/1/13

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