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Reclamation during oasification is conducive to the accumulation of the soil organic carbon pool in arid land
Soil organic carbon (SOC) and its stable isotope composition reflect key information about the carbon cycle in ecosystems. Studies of carbon...
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Predictive monitoring of soil organic carbon using multispectral UAV imagery: a case study on a long-term experimental field
Effective monitoring of the soil organic carbon (SOC) content at the field scale is crucial for supporting sustainable agricultural practices. This...
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Effects of desert plant communities on soil enzyme activities and soil organic carbon in the proluvial fan in the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountain in Ningxia, China
It is of great significance to study the effects of desert plants on soil enzyme activities and soil organic carbon (SOC) for maintaining the...
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Long-term light grazing does not change soil organic carbon stability and stock in biocrust layer in the hilly regions of drylands
Livestock grazing is the most extensive land use in global drylands and one of the most extensive stressors of biological soil crusts (biocrusts)....
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Three-dimensional modelling of soil organic carbon density and carbon sequestration potential estimation in a dryland farming region of China
Soil organic carbon density (SOCD) and soil organic carbon sequestration potential (SOCP) play an important role in carbon cycle and mitigation of...
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Soil taxonomical classification and organic carbon sequestration potential of coastal acid sulfate soils: Kari and Kayal ecosystems of Kerala, India
PurposeA study was carried out to understand the carbon sequestration potential of the coastal acid sulfate soils of wetland agroecosystems Kari and Kayal...
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Effects of Biochar Application on Soil Organic Carbon in Degraded Saline-sodic Wetlands of Songnen Plain, Northeast China
Biochar amendment is considered as an efficient practice for improving carbon storage in soils. However, to what extent that biochar application...
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From Organic Waste to Renewable Energy: Rice Straw
Organic waste production poses significant global challenges, with mismanagement leading to adverse consequences for individuals and the environment....
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Spatial variation and driving mechanism of soil organic carbon components in the alluvial/sedimentary zone of the Yellow River
Alluviation and sedimentation of the Yellow River are important factors influencing the surface soil structure and organic carbon content in its...
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Contribution of mangrove forest carbon stocks on climate change mitigation: a case study at Tuntang Estuary, Central Java
Mangroves are an important coastal ecosystem in the global cycle of carbon and climate change mitigation. Unfortunately, a significant loss of...
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Industrial War of Organic Beings, the American Caesura 1860–1865
The American Civil War (1861–1865) was an internecine conflict pitting an industrialized, mechanized North against the South’s feudal, agricultural...
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Carbon inputs regulate the temperature sensitivity of soil respiration in temperate forests
Litter and root activities may alter the temperature sensitivity (Q 10 ) of soil respiration. However, existing studies have not provided a...
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Manipulated precipitation regulated carbon and phosphorus limitations of microbial metabolisms in a temperate grassland on the Loess Plateau, China
Manipulated precipitation patterns can profoundly influence the metabolism of soil microorganisms. However, the responses of soil organic carbon...
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Changing Biogeochemical Cycles of Organic Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Trace Elements in Arctic Rivers
Streams and rivers are critical components of Arctic watersheds, functioning as corridors for the movement of water, carbon, and other solutes from...
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Estimating Carbon Emissions Resulting from Land-Use Changes at Global and Regional Levels in Foreign Research
AbstractThe purpose of this article is to summarize approaches and methods used abroad for estimating carbon emissions resulting from land-use...
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Corn straw return can increase labile soil organic carbon fractions and improve water-stable aggregates in Haplic Cambisol
Corn straw return to the field is a vital agronomic practice for increasing soil organic carbon (SOC) and its labile fractions, as well as soil...
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Examining spatio-temporal variations in carbon budget and carbon compensation zoning in Bei**g-Tian**-Hebei urban agglomeration based on major functional zones
Research on the carbon budget and zoning for carbon compensation in major functional zones (MFZs) is important for formulating strategies for...
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Spatially Heterogeneous Response of Carbon Storage to Land Use Changes in Pearl River Delta Urban Agglomeration, China
Carbon storage of terrestrial ecosystems plays a vital role in advancing carbon neutrality. Better understanding of how land use changes affect...
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Carbon sink response of terrestrial vegetation ecosystems in the Yangtze River Delta and its driving mechanism
The carbon cycle of terrestrial ecosystems is influenced by global climate change and human activities. Using remote sensing data and land cover...
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Soil Carbon Stocks and Dynamics of Church Forests in Northern Ethiopian
Rising atmospheric CO2 concentration is a major cause of climate change. Release of soil carbon is one of the major causes. In the Northern part of...