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Field research, soil intelligence and practical crop management — reviewed 27 August 2026
Soil carbon · Research article

Soil organic carbon dynamics in durum wheat rotations

A research record examining how typical durum wheat-based crop rotations influence soil organic carbon under Southern Italian growing conditions.

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This study considers soil organic carbon within established durum wheat rotation systems, placing soil change in the context of Mediterranean cropping practice and long-term land management.

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Research focusSoil organic carbon and durum wheat-based crop rotations
Regional contextSouthern Italy and Mediterranean cereal production
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