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. 2016 Jul 12;7:1017. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.01017

Table 1.

The trash management, N fertilizer rate, soil type, and climate variables applied in model scenarios.

Factor Description
Climate Babinda1 (weather station 31004; 17.34°S, 145.92°E) Mulgrave1 (weather station 31089; 17.09°S, 145.79°E)
Soil Hydrosol (HS)2 (1.0% C, 0.00–0.15 m) Ferrosol (FS)2 (2.3% C, 0.00–0.15 m) High C and N Ferrosol (‘HighCN Ferrosol’; 2.9% C, 0.00–0.15 m) Low C and N Ferrosol (‘LowCN Ferrosol’; 1.7% C, 0.00–0.15 m)
Trash Trash retained on the soil surface Incorporated by mixing 50% of trash into the 0.00–0.20 m soil layer Burning 70% of trash post-harvest
N Fertilizer Eight rates from 40 to 320 kg urea-N ha–1 in 40 kg N ha–1 increments applied to ratoon crops/75% of this rate applied to plant crops, i.e., 30/40 to 240/320.