Testing the soil carbon saturation theory: Maximal carbon stabilization and soil organic matter stability as a function of organic carbon inputs

Testing the soil carbon saturation theory: Maximal carbon stabilization and soil organic matter stability as a function of organic carbon inputs

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Soil carbon (C) stocks and fluxes represent significant components of the global C cycle. Application of the soil C saturation theory can help identify soils with large C storage potentials and estimate rates and durations needed to reach maximal soil C storage. The goal of my dissertation was to te...

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Main Author: Feng, Wenting
Corporate Author: University of Pennsylvania Earth and Environmental Science
Other Authors: Johnson, A. H (Arthur H.) (advisor., committee member.), Plante, Alain F. (advisor, committee member), Scatena, F. N. (committee member), Six, Johan (committee member)
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
Subjects:
Chemistry, Organic
Ecology
Environmental sciences
Soil science
Agriculture, Soil Science
Biology, Ecology
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