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Hyperspectral sensing and mapping of soil carbon content for amending within-field heterogeneity of soil fertility and enhancing soil carbon sequestration

2024-12-01

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Soil fertility is one of the most critical bases for high productivity and sustainability in crop production. Within-field heterogeneity is often problematic in both crop management practices and crop productivity. Besides, appropriate soil management practices leads to the effective carbon sequestration. Since the soil carbon content (SCC) is the most simple and effective indicator of soil fertility, accurate and...

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da3758d6-8930-5231-9a79-234ff47af758
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10.1007/s11119-024-10140-1
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