Midwest soil carbon monitoring requires deeper sampling, study finds
Analysis of three long-term Midwest agricultural trials found that soil carbon change varied with depth and fraction, while permanganate oxidizable ...
Tag: particulate organic carbon
Farming Practices That Boost Wheat Yields May Leave Soil Carbon Less Stable, Seven-Year Study Finds
A seven-year field experiment shows that nitrogen fertilization, straw incorporation, and plastic film mulching raise wheat yields and soil organic ...
Biochar Supercharges Soil Structure by Rewriting the Invisible Forces Between Particles
A year-long field experiment in China shows that biochar stabilizes soil aggregates by raising readily oxidized and particulate organic carbon, ...
Decades of Nitrogen Pollution Quietly Rewire How Grassland Soils Store Carbon
A twelve-year nitrogen addition experiment on China's Loess Plateau shows that long-term nitrogen enrichment shifts grassland topsoil carbon from fast-cycling ...
Mixed Mediterranean Forests Store More Soil Carbon, But Only in the Fast Lane
A study of Israeli Mediterranean forests finds that mixed tree stands store about 6.1 megagrams more soil carbon per hectare ...
Soil Carbon Models Need Three Clocks, Not Two, to Capture How Carbon Really Moves
A new incubation and modelling study shows that the popular two-pool framework of particulate and mineral-associated soil carbon misses a ...
Restoring Tibet’s Degraded Grasslands Rewrites the Genetic Recipe for Soil Carbon
A metagenomic study of Qinghai–Tibet Plateau grasslands shows that six years of active restoration boosts soil carbon, but the gains ...
Why Manure Alone Cannot Lock Carbon Into Greenhouse Soils
A 50-year study of Chinese greenhouse soils shows that loam stores two to three times more manure-derived carbon than sandy ...
Shrubs Are Rewriting How Permafrost Peatlands Lock Away Carbon
New research in permafrost peatlands of the Greater Khingan Mountains shows that climate-driven shrub expansion shifts soil carbon storage from ...
Which Plants Rule the Carbon Beneath Tibet’s Meadows? Microbes Hold the Answer
New research on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau shows that dominant plant species and their associated microbial communities determine whether alpine meadow ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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