Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter

Bart Vandecasteele; Hilde Muylle; Maarten Schrama; Alex De Vliegher; Joost Baert

Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter

Bart Vandecasteele, Hilde Muylle, Maarten Schrama, Alex De Vliegher, Joost Baert

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Abstract

C fluxes in crops typical for bioenergy production are compared with conventional crop rotations. We provide indications of soil-crop balances for C and N within each studied system. For the three crops compared in this paper we found a high input of C into the soil by willow SRC and Miscanthus.
Standing biomass for willow SRC at the end of the 3 year coppice cycle was almost as large as the soil C pool in the upper 30 cm. Yearly C input by leaf fall was higher for Miscanthus x giganteus (2160 kg C/ha) than for willow SRC (1785 kg C/ha).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	RAMIRAN 2013: Book of Abstracts : Recycling of Organic Residues in Agriculture: From Waste Management to Ecosystem Services
Number of pages	1
Publication date	3-Jun-2013
Pages	1-4
Article number	S1.03
Publication status	Published - 3-Jun-2013
Event	15th RAMIRAN International Conference - Recycling of Organic Residues for Agriculture: from Waste Management to Ecosystem Services - Versailles, Versailles, France Duration: 3-Jun-2013 → 5-Jun-2013 http://www.ramiran.net/

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I-LOVE-T: Inoculation of local lignocellulosic materials for the production of sustainable growing media
Vandecasteele, B., Debode, J., Muylle, H. & Van Waes, J.
1/01/15 → 31/12/16
Project: Research
EOSAN: Maize stover as substrate for anaerobic digestion: collection efficiency, silage quality, and removal of P and C
Vandecasteele, B. & De Vliegher, A.
1/06/10 → 31/12/11
Project: Research

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Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter
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3-Jun-2013 → 5-Jun-2013
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Vandecasteele, B , Muylle, H, Schrama, M, De Vliegher, A & Baert, J 2013, Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter. in RAMIRAN 2013: Book of Abstracts: Recycling of Organic Residues in Agriculture: From Waste Management to Ecosystem Services., S1.03, pp. 1-4, 15th RAMIRAN International Conference - Recycling of Organic Residues for Agriculture: from Waste Management to Ecosystem Services, Versailles, France, 3/06/13.

Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter. / Vandecasteele, Bart ; Muylle, Hilde; Schrama, Maarten; De Vliegher, Alex; Baert, Joost.

RAMIRAN 2013: Book of Abstracts: Recycling of Organic Residues in Agriculture: From Waste Management to Ecosystem Services. 2013. p. 1-4 S1.03.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › C1: Articles in proceedings › peer-review

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Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter

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Fluxes of organic matter in harvested biomass and crop residues of energy crops: effects on soil organic matter

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