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Contribution of Fine Roots to Soil Organic Carbon Accumulation in ...
Fine root contribution to the soil carbon stock of an agroforestry ...
The accumulation of organic carbon in the soil in AFS results from added and decomposing plant residues (from shoots and roots) com- ing from the different ...
Characterization of fine root system and potential contribution to soil ...
Overall, the herbaceous crops have a higher potential to contribute to C storage in the deep soil layers, while the woody species, have a greater potential to ...
Characterization of fine root system and potential contribution to soil organic carbon of six perennial bioenergy crops. Carlo Chimento, Stefano Amaducci.
Empirical evidence of the contribution of fine deep roots to terrestrial ...
Current estimates of soil organic carbon (SOC) are based on sampling the first 30 cm of soil. Deep soils abound worldwide, particularly in the tropics, and many ...
Explaining the 14C values in soil pore space CO2, in addition, requires that a portion of the decomposing roots be cycled through soil organic matter pools with ...
Historically, the interest in fire effects on soil carbon was focused on soil organic matter because of its importance to ... Fine roots also influence soil ...
Leaf and root inputs additively contribute to soil organic carbon ...
Purpose In forests, soil organic carbon (SOC) formation largely originates from above- and below-ground plant inputs with different substrate qualities.
Soil organic carbon accumulation during post-agricultural ... - Nature
The relative importance of the above soil variables in SOC sequestration varies among eco-regions and has not been well understood. This ...
What are the central roles of soil organic matter in soil fertility and ...
Soil organic carbon not only improves soil nutrient bioavailability but also affects soil fertility by various other mechanisms and is of ...
Grassland soil carbon sequestration: Current understanding ...
However, it remains largely unclear how the contributions of roots (root exudates and root litter) and aboveground inputs to SOC accumulation ( ...
Contributions of Different Perennial Grass Species and Their Roots ...
For long-time carbon sequestration in the soil, organic matter quality plays a significant role. The C/N ratio of roots and other residues is one of the most ...
Soil Carbon in the Root Zone - The Alliance for Grassland Renewal
Conservation land use led to greater soil organic carbon accumulation. Coarse-textured soils tended to have lower carbon stocks than fine- ...
What We Learned About Roots in 2023 - CID Bio-Science
Fine roots are a particular area of focus, given their importance in nutrient and water uptake and carbon sequestration. Minirhizotrons allow ...
Effects of biotic and abiotic factors on soil organic carbon in semi ...
The higher species richness promote greater root biomass accumulation. The increase in the C input from fine root enhanced organic matter protection, which ...
Evaluating Plant Rooting Depth as a Means for Enhanced Soil ...
The organic carbon contributed by roots enters soil as exudates, mucilage or decaying biomass, is taken up and transformed by nearby.
Impact of deadwood decomposition on soil organic carbon ...
(2017) demonstrated that soil C accumulation and enzyme activity in the soil were influenced by deadwood form, tree species, and decay class.
Soil organic matter formation, persistence, and functioning
We thus stress the need to better quantify the fluxes of DOM into the soil during residue decomposition and root exudation, and their net contributions to SOM.
Decomposition and Soil Carbon Sequestration
However, rhizosphere C flux (RCF) is an additional large C input to soil and includes root exudation, rhizo-deposition and C allocation to extramatrical ...
Soil Organic Carbon Storage (Sequestration) Principles and ...
Soils, especially managed agricultural soils, have the potential to store (sequester) carbon (C) and contribute to mitigation of GHGs emissions. Increasing the ...
Because vertical distribution of root biomass and soil organic carbon is similar, both exponentially ... Factor contribution to soil organic carbon accumulation.