Contribution of Fine Roots to Soil Organic Carbon Accumulation in ...

Genetic differences in plant communities mainly resulted in fast and slow rates of fine root turnover and decomposition, as well as heterogeneity in soil ...

communis (1.88 g/kg) community were found in July. Fine root production and turnover rate were 50.67-486.92 g/m2/year and 1.25-1.98 times per ...

Contribution of roots to soil organic carbon - ScienceDirect.com

Carbon (C) derived from roots, rhizodeposition of living roots and dead root decomposition, plays a critical role in soil organic C (SOC) sequestration.

Fine root dynamics and its contribution to soil organic carbon stocks ...

C. intermedia plantation has a strong carbon sequestration potential from long time scale. Fine roots regenerate faster in young stands and lower soil ...

Fine root dynamics and its contribution to soil organic carbon stocks ...

C. intermedia plantation has a strong carbon sequestration potential from long time scale. Fine roots regenerate faster in young stands and ...

Contribution of roots to soil organic carbon: From growth to ...

... Plants with higher root biomass have been found to have a more significant effect on SOC sequestration, but this also depends on root ...

Comparison of fine root biomass and soil organic carbon stock ...

apetala does not increase the soil organic carbon (SOC) storage comparing with native mangroves. The belowground biomass of mangrove, especially its fine roots, ...

Fine root contribution to the soil carbon stock of an agroforestry ...

The root carbon stock at a distance of 0.75 m was higher at a depth of 0–10 cm (0.60 Mg ha−1). The soil organic carbon stock also showed higher results in the 0 ...

The role of roots on carbon sequestration

Plant roots provide soil organic carbon primarily in the form of root litter and the release of organic material, including exudates, dead cells, and ...

Contribution of roots and amendments to soil carbon accumulation ...

... Root C is a major contributor to soil organic C, accounting for up to 90% of all C inputs to arable soils . Root C has a longer ...

Root‐derived inputs are major contributors to soil carbon in ...

contribute disproportionately to slow-cycling soil organic C pools ... Soil carbon storage informed by particulate and mineral-associated organic matter.

Root effects on soil organic carbon: a double‐edged sword

It has become increasingly clear that organic matter inputs from roots tend to contribute to SOC stabilization significantly more than ...

Climate and Management Effects on Soil Organic Carbon in ...

Inputs that decompose more quickly (e.g., fine roots) contribute more to MAOM carbon and long-term soil carbon storage compared to slower-decomposing carbon ...

A deeper look at the relationship between root carbon pools ... - SOIL

... soil organic carbon (C) pool, but this contribution is ... contribution of roots to soil carbon storage inferred from maize cultivated soils, Soil Biology.

Role of cover crop roots in soil organic carbon accrual—A review

The findings based on the analysis of 69 publications show that a range of root traits such as root biomass, architecture, depth of rooting, ...

Relative contributions of leaf litter and fine roots to soil organic ...

Fine roots are the dominant contributor to soil organic matter accumulation in mangroves due to high production and low decomposition rates.

Fine root biomass and nutrient availability in a community managed ...

... accumulated organic matter of ... biomass and the role of fine roots in carbon transfer from the atmosphere into the soil in community.

Characteristics and factors influencing soil organic carbon ... - Frontiers

The vertical distribution pattern of fine roots largely determines the vertical distribution characteristics of soil organic carbon. The fine root biomass (FRB) ...

Contribution of roots to soil organic carbon - OUCI

Balesdent, J., Balabane, M., 1996. Major contribution of roots to soil carbon storage inferred from maize cultivated soils. Soil Biol. Biochem. 28 (1996) 1261– ...

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 ...