Crop rotation and residue management effects on soil enzyme activities, glomalin and aggregate stability under zero tillage in the Indo-Gangetic Plains
• Crop residues positively influenced soil microbial activities in a rainfed system. • Soil glomalin and aggregate stability were highest under residue treated plots. • Legume based cropping had ∼12% higher soil glomalin than cereal-cereal system. • There was positive relationship between aggregate...
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