S1 File - Trade-offs between agronomic yields and sustainability in winter wheat cropping systems under climate change mediated by soil organic matter content

Table A: Management history field 1 50°38’35.1474”N, 4°37’22.0123”E (S1). Table B: Management history field 2 50°39’12.8668”N, 4°38’10.7664”E (S2). Fig A: Soil monolith sampling. Table C: Details of mineral N fertiliser applied during the Ecotron experiment. Table D: Empirical and modelled parameter to quantify agronomic performance and environmental impact. Fig B: Correlation between empirical and modelled parameter estimates. Table E: Loadings for the main vector of each modality (Year.Soil). Fig C: Edge evidence plot showing the evidence for inclusion or exclusion. Table F: Edge evidence probability tables for S1 and S2. Table G: Edge evidence probability tables for S2. Fig D: Centrality plot. Table H: Centrality measures per variable. Fig E: Basal and exudate-induced soil respiration measured in situ. Fig F: Metabolic quotient (qCO2) and multiple substrate-induced respiration (MSIR) measured under standardised laboratory conditions. Fig G: Conceptual framework of carbon and nitrogen pools and fluxes in the two soil types S1 and S2. Fig H: Relative abundance of known fungal pathogens in the two soils S1 and S2 in the three climates 2013, 2068 and 2085, each measured at three time points. (PDF)

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DIGITAL.CSIC (Spanish National Research Council (CSIC))
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2025-11-26
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S1 File - Trade-offs between agronomic yields and sustainability in winter wheat cropping systems under climate change mediated by soil organic matter content

DIGITAL.CSIC (Spanish National Research Council (CSIC))
Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics
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S1 File - Trade-offs between agronomic yields and sustainability in winter wheat cropping systems under climate change mediated by soil organic matter content

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Table A: Management history field 1 50°38’35.1474”N, 4°37’22.0123”E (S1). Table B: Management history field 2 50°39’12.8668”N, 4°38’10.7664”E (S2). Fig A: Soil monolith sampling. Table C: Details of mineral N fertiliser applied during the Ecotron experiment. Table D: Empirical and modelled parameter to quantify agronomic performance and environmental impact. Fig B: Correlation between empirical and modelled parameter estimates. Table E: Loadings for the main vector of each modality (Year.Soil). Fig C: Edge evidence plot showing the evidence for inclusion or exclusion. Table F: Edge evidence probability tables for S1 and S2. Table G: Edge evidence probability tables for S2. Fig D: Centrality plot. Table H: Centrality measures per variable. Fig E: Basal and exudate-induced soil respiration measured in situ. Fig F: Metabolic quotient (qCO2) and multiple substrate-induced respiration (MSIR) measured under standardised laboratory conditions. Fig G: Conceptual framework of carbon and nitrogen pools and fluxes in the two soil types S1 and S2. Fig H: Relative abundance of known fungal pathogens in the two soils S1 and S2 in the three climates 2013, 2068 and 2085, each measured at three time points. (PDF)

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