3.4. Root length densityIn the 2007

3.4. Root length density
In the 2007–2008 season, with conventional tillage, root length
density at 68 DAS was significantly higher at depths of 7.5 cm
and 27.5 cm than with no tillage (Fig. 2A). At 87 DAS, root length
density with no tillage was significantly higher at depths of 17.5, 72.5, 77.5 and 82.5 cm than with conventional tillage (Fig. 2B).
At 128 DAS, there was no longer any significant difference in
root length density between cropping systems although the root
length density curve representing no tillage is located above the
conventional tillage curve for the part of the soil profile extending
from 20 cm to 100 cm in depth (Fig. 2C).

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04.03. Root Length density
In The 2007-2008 Season, with conventional TILLAGE, Length root.
Higher density at 68 DAS was significantly at depths of 7.5 cm.
than with no TILLAGE and 27.5 cm (Fig. 2A). At 87 DAS, root Length
density with no TILLAGE was significantly Higher at depths of 17.5, 72.5, 77.5 and 82.5 cm than with conventional TILLAGE (Fig. 2B).
At 128 DAS, there was no Longer any significant difference in.
root Length density between The root CROPPING Systems although
Length density is located above The Curve representing no TILLAGE.
conventional TILLAGE The Curve for Extending Part of The Soil profile.
from 20 cm to 100 cm in depth (Fig. 2C).

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3.4. Root length density
In the 2007 - 2008 season with tillage root, conventional, length
density at 68 DAS was significantly. Higher at depths of 7.5 cm
and 27.5 cm than with no tillage (Fig. 2A). At, 87 DAS root length
density with no tillage was. Significantly higher at depths, of 17.5 72.5 77.5 and, 82.5 cm than with conventional tillage (Fig. 2B).
At, 128 DASThere was no longer any significant difference in
root length density between cropping systems although the root
length. Density curve representing no tillage is located above the
conventional tillage curve for the part of the soil profile extending
from 20 cm. To 100 cm in depth (Fig. 2C).