Sustainable Management of Soils of Dryland Ecosystems of India for Enhancing Agronomic Productivity and Sequestering Carbon

By C. Srinivasarao, B. Venkateswarlu, Rattan Lal, Abhilasha Singh, S. Kundu. 2013

146 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Plant Science, Soil Science

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How researchers see this paper

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In Plant Science

1. Rattan Lal
2. Rajbir Singh

In Soil Science

1. Rattan Lal
2. T. Gomiero
3. G. Brookes
4. P. Barfoot
5. M. Jarecki
6. J. Weiss
7. Pete Smith
8. D. Pimentel

Citations in the corpus

• Crop Residue Burning in India: Policy Challenges and Potential Solutions (2019, background): “The process of carbon sequestration essentially requires increased residence time and resistance to chemical oxidation of biomass to CO2 or reduction to methane, which leads to reduction of CO2 or methane release to the atmosphere [35].”
• Potential and Challenges of Rainfed Farming in India (2015, background): “…40e70/45 cm (sandy loam) Deep (>90 cm) 70e100/45 cm (loam) 180e200/90 cm Aridisols Medium to deep (up to 90 cm) 80e90/90 cm Inceptisols Deep 90e100/m (loamy sand) 110e140/m (sandy loam) 140e180/m (sandy loam) Entisols Deep 110e140/m (sandy loam) 140e180/m (loam) Source: Srinivasarao et al. (2013a).”