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The stability of soil aggregates in sweet cherry (<i>Prunus avium</i> L.) orchards of different ages and varieties.

Heliyon · 2025 · PMC11804693 · PMID 39927139

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At soil depths of 0–20 and 20–40 cm, 4a and 2a Tieon exhibited an increasing trend at soil aggregate particle sizes of <0.25 mm.

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Furthermore, planting age had a highly significant negative effect on soil aggregate water stability and a highly significant positive effect on soil chemical properties ( Fig. 9 ). 4 Discussion 4.1 Effects of terracing on composition and stability of soil aggregates The results demonstrated that the particle size distribution of soil aggregates in different soil layers after dry sieving exhibited a uniform trend, with a relatively large proportion of soil aggregates comprising large aggregates [ 26 ].

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