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Bad News for Soil Carbon Sequestration?
Science, 2012Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi may stimulate additional decomposition of organic carbon in the soil, resulting in a net source of carbon dioxide.
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Carbon Sequestration in Alkaline Soils
2019Healthy soils ensure food security through sustainable agricultural production and also support in mitigating the climate change hazardous like global warming and greenhouse gases emission. However, the anthropogenic distresses of global carbon cycle cause serious risks of global warming due to the rise in the atmospheric concentration of carbon ...
Muhammad Rashid +10 more
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Soil Carbon Sequestration in India
Climatic Change, 2004With a large land area and diverse ecoregions, there is a considerable potential of terrestrial/soil carbon sequestration in India. Of the total land area of 329 million hectares (Mha), 297 Mha is the land area comprising 162 Mha of arable land, 69 Mha of forest and woodland, 11 Mha of permanent pasture, 8 Mha of permanent crops and 58 Mha is other ...
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Carbon Sequestration in Cropland Soils
2018Humans began to cultivate land thousands of years ago, for growing crops after clearing the previous vegetation cover and plowing the soil. The soil disturbance altered, in particular, soil C dynamics which has recently been exacerbated by the increase in crop intensification (i.e., fertilization, irrigation, liming, mechanization).
Klaus Lorenz, Rattan Lal
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Carbon Sequestration in Grassland Soils
2018Grasslands, including rangelands, shrublands, pastureland, and cropland sown with pasture and fodder crops, cover 35 million km2 or 26% of the global ice-free land area. Grasslands support the livelihoods of 1 billion people with pastoralism (rising of livestock) being the most widespread human land-use system globally with 20 million km2 of grassland ...
Klaus Lorenz, Rattan Lal
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The potential for soil carbon sequestration: [PDF]
, 2009 Of the five principal global carbon pools, the ocean pool is the largest at 38.4 trillion metric tons (mt) in the surface layer, followed by the fossil fuels (4.13 trillion mt), soils (2.5 trillion mt to a depth of one meter), biotic (620 billion mt), and atmospheric pools (800 billion mt).
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Soil Carbon Sequestration: Much More Than a Climate Solution
Environmental Science & Technology, 2023Cristine L S Morgan +2 more
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