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30. Net Primary Production constraints are crucial to realistically project soil organic carbon sequestration. Response to Minasny et al. H. Henry Janzen et al.
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33. Promotion of Humic Acid Transformation by Abiotic and Biotic Fe Redox Cycling in Nontronite D. Hu et al.
34. Accounting for soil architecture and microbial dynamics in microscale models: Current practices in soil science and the path ahead V. Pot et al.
35. Soil carbon sequestration in the agro-landscapes: the food imperative of the climate agenda V. Semenov et al.
36. Straw return improves soil multifunctionality by altering functional microbial diversity and abundance W. Yan et al.
37. Faeces traits as unifying predictors of detritivore effects on organic matter turnover S. Coq et al.
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39. Soil texture and pH affect soil CO2 efflux in hardwood floodplain forests of the lower middle Elbe River A. Heger et al.
40. Temporal changes in soil properties: Insights from a 37-years-old Swiss soil library S. Semeraro et al.
41. Evidence of high carbon biodegradability in the subsoil of Mediterranean croplands W. Khairallah et al.
42. Recent progress in the application of organic isotopes in environmental geochemistry of the Anthropocene B. Xu et al.
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45. Multi-decadal and regional validation of the AMG model at county and grid scales unravels the role of crop residue inputs in increasing soil organic carbon stocks in the Tuojiang River Basin, China Q. Wang et al.
46. How much organic carbon could the soil store? The carbon sequestration potential of Australian soil R. Viscarra Rossel et al.
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48. Salt effects on soil organic carbon in irrigated farmland in arid region D. Ma et al.
49. High Dissolved Carbon Concentration in Arid Rocky Mountain Streams D. Kerins & L. Li
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51. Surface reactivity of the natural metal (hydr)oxides in weathered tropical soils J. Mendez et al.
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54. The pros and cons of increasing soil organic matter in dryland cropping systems C. Janke et al.
55. Soil carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus storage in juniper–oak savanna: role of vegetation and geology C. Hsiao et al.
56. Contrasting Effects of Nitrogen and Organic Fertilizers on Iron Dynamics in Soil after 38–Year Fertilization Practice H. Liu et al.
57. Spatially heterogeneous controls of soil organic carbon in a karst mountainous area of southern China: Insights from interpretable machine learning H. Xu et al.
58. Dissolved inorganic and organic carbon export from tile-drained midwestern agricultural systems K. Schilling et al.
59. Grounding United States policies and programs in soil carbon science: strengths, limitations, and opportunities D. Gelardi et al.
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61. Comparison of methodological approaches to the determination of organic carbon in wastes of mining, processing and combustion of coal A. Sergeeva et al.
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63. Roots are the key for soil C restoration: A comparison of land management in the semiarid Argentinean Pampa I. Frasier et al.
64. Soil application of high-lignin fermentation byproduct to increase the sustainability of liquid biofuel production from crop residues L. Lynd et al.
65. Oxalate-extractable aluminum alongside carbon inputs may be a major determinant for organic carbon content in agricultural topsoils in humid continental climate J. Fukumasu et al.
66. An estimation of Network Rail soil carbon stocks based on data from disused rail lines J. Thomas et al.
67. Over a Decade Later, Soil Carbon Stores in Boreal Forests are Resistant to Extensive Tree Mortality N. Lau et al.
68. Soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus contents prediction based on hyperspectral images combined with attention mechanism multi-scale dual-branch network X. Li et al.
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77. Carbon Input and Crop Residue Placement Determine the Carbon Sequestration Efficiency of Soil Management Techniques M. Sarno et al.
78. Enhanced Rock Weathering Promotes Soil Organic Carbon Accumulation: A Global Meta‐Analysis Based on Experimental Evidence T. Xu et al.
79. Effects on soil organic carbon accumulation and mineralization of long-term vegetation restoration in Southwest China karst X. He et al.
80. Effect of tillage method on early root growth of Miscanthus A. Holder et al.
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82. Biogas starter from genome-scale data for methanogenic bioprocessing of protein waste P. Chellapandi & S. Saranya
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85. An assessment of cumulative CO2 efflux as proxy of organic matter turnover time in the soil priming effect: analysis using the lumped parameter approach T. Sengupta et al.
86. Characterization of aggregate-stabilized dissolved organic matter release - A novel approach to determine soil health advances of conservation farming systems O. Sae-Tun et al.
87. Pyrolytic Behavior of Long-Chain Alkyl Quaternary Ammonium Bromide Inside Nanopores Y. Niu et al.
88. Impact of Different Land-Use Types on Soil Microbial Carbon Metabolism Function in Arid Region of Alpine Grassland K. Li et al.
89. Molecular orbital study of Fe(II) and Fe(III) complexation with salicylate and citrate ligands: Implications for soil biogeochemistry T. Ohno et al.
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91. Millennium timescale carbon stability in an Andisol: How persistent are organo-metal complexes? H. Shimada et al.
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93. The physical structure of soil: Determinant and consequence of trophic interactions A. Erktan et al.
94. Optimizing Carbon Sequestration Through Cover Cropping in Mediterranean Agroecosystems: Synthesis of Mechanisms and Implications for Management N. Moukanni et al.
95. Rhizobacteria shaped by long-term fertilization and wheat nutritional requirements improve grain yield and soil multifunctionality T. Yu et al.
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97. Organic Matter Content and Standard Material Decomposition Rate in Soils of High-Mountain Plant Communities of the Teberda National Park T. Elumeeva et al.
98. Association of fresh low-molecular-weight organic compounds with clay-sized mineral fraction in soils of different organic carbon loading T. Wu et al.
99. Pseudomonas brassicacearum-Induced Biotite Weathering: Role of Iron Homeostasis and Two Siderophores T. Girard et al.
100. Restoration of soil quality and improvement of physicochemical properties through grazing exclusion in arid and semi-arid rangelands A. Macheroum et al.
101. Carbon Dynamics in Rewetted Tropical Peat Swamp Forests T. Darusman et al.
102. Ecosystem-scale modelling of soil carbon dynamics: Time for a radical shift of perspective? P. Baveye
103. Understanding soil carbon durability: influencing factors, stabilization mechanisms, and research challenges N. Kerketta et al.
104. First assessment of soil mesofauna, microbiota, and humic substances associations in a minesoil revegetated with four grasses in Brazil: An 18-year field study M. Fernandez et al.
105. TransparC2U–A two-pool, pedology oriented forest soil carbon simulation model aimed at user investigations of multiple uncertainties I. Callesen & A. Magnussen
106. Sorption and desorption of organic matter in soils as affected by phosphate M. Spohn et al.
107. Ecosystem Multifunctionality Regulated by Soil Microbial Activity and Indicator Taxa Versus Biodiversity for Industrial Solar Facilities on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau Y. Liu et al.
108. Organic Matter Content and Standard Material Decomposition Rate in Soils of the High Mountain Plant Communities of the Teberda National Park T. Elumeeva et al.
109. Long-term conventional cultivation after desert reclamation is not conducive to the improvement of soil carbon pool and nutrient stocks, a case study from northwest China D. Ma et al.
110. Do Soil Microbes Drive the Trade-Off Between C Sequestration and Non-CO2 GHG Emissions in EU Agricultural Soils? A Systematic Review A. Latini et al.
111. Examining the Contributions of Maize Shoots, Roots, and Manure to Stable Soil Organic Carbon Pools in Tropical Smallholder Farming Soils B. Nyamasoka-Magonziwa et al.
112. Deep soil CO2 flux with strong temperature dependence contributes considerably to soil-atmosphere carbon flux W. Hao et al.
113. Redox chemistry of natural organic matter: A review of mechanisms, environmental applications, and implications for sustainable development O. Imafidon et al.
114. The Effects of Various Long-Term Fertilizer Applications on Soil Carbon Fractions in a Winter Wheat Monoculture Area L. Yang et al.
115. Organo-aluminum complexation as a dominant metal control on soil carbon storage in Andisols: Global evidence across pedogenic and pH gradients M. Kida et al.
116. Elevated CO2 mediates ectomycorrhizal fungi species‐specific decreases of native soil carbon and causes negative priming under low nutrients Y. Carrillo et al.
117. More soil organic carbon is sequestered through the mycelium pathway than through the root pathway under nitrogen enrichment in an alpine forest X. Zhu et al.
118. Interplay of coprecipitation and adsorption processes: deciphering amorphous mineral–organic associations under both forest and cropland conditions F. Jamoteau et al.
119. Agricultural film microplastics counteract root exudate-induced cadmium behavior changes in soil revealed by PLS-PM analysis R. Chen et al.
120. Sizes and Ratios of Organic Carbon Pools in Gray Forest Soil under Long-Term Application of Mineral and Organic Fertilizers V. Semenov et al.
121. Greenhouse gas emissions and environmental drivers in different natural wetland regions of China Z. Ma et al.
122. Organic C Fractions in Topsoil under Different Management Systems in Northeastern Brazil A. Gualberto et al.
123. Successive utilization of carbon from different biogenic sources leads to continuous enhancement of soil respiration Y. Zhao et al.
124. Response of Rice Grain Yield and Soil Fertility to Fertilization Management under Three Rice-Based Cropping Systems in Reclaimed Soil P. Liu et al.
125. Large variability of soil microbial diversity and functions in an over 20-year old Eucalyptus grandis plantation M. Brondani et al.
126. Soil Carbon Storage in Forest and Grassland Ecosystems Along the Soil-Geographic Transect of the East European Plain: Relation to Soil Biological and Physico-Chemical Properties A. Zavarzina et al.
127. The effects of Fe- and Mn-oxides and imogolite in the presence of kaolinite on organic nitrogen mineralization and soil enzyme activities F. Rakhsh et al.
128. Nature–based nutrient management through returning agricultural organic waste enhances soil aggregate organic carbon stability Y. Wang et al.
129. Evaluation of long-term carbon sequestration of biochar in soil with biogeochemical field model J. Yin et al.
130. Linking Soil Carbon Fractions to Tea Antioxidant and Quality: Impact of Biochar and Biogas Slurry Applications S. Wang et al.
131. Soil organic carbon better described by soil mineralogy and exchangeable cations than oak restoration in California rangelands S. Wilson et al.
132. How does soil water status influence the fate of soil organic matter? A review of processes across scales C. Védère et al.
133. From plant litter to soil organic matter: a game to understand carbon dynamics M. Piazza et al.
134. Divergent Trajectory of Soil Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Respiration upon Permafrost Thaw G. Wang et al.
135. The Carbon Transfer From Plant to Soil Is More Efficient in Less Productive Ecosystems X. Fan et al.
136. Short-term influences of C4 versus C3 plant growth on dissolved inorganic carbon in a carbonate-poor soil V. Anna-Neva et al.
137. Differences in the storage of soil organic carbon in Brazil’s agricultural land: A meta-analysis A. Medeiros et al.
138. Anthropogenic Management Dominates the Spatial Pattern of Soil Organic Carbon in Saline Cotton Fields of Xinjiang: A Modeling Investigation Based on the Modified Process-Based Model H. Han et al.
139. Grazing intensity in grassland ecosystems: implications for carbon storage and functional properties D. Aryal
140. Optimizing lucerne (Medicago sativa) termination on the Loess Plateau, China: a comparative analysis of conventional tillage and herbicide treatments Y. Zhao et al.
141. Soil carbon sequestration for climate change mitigation: Mineralization kinetics of organic inputs as an overlooked limitation J. Berthelin et al.
142. Lignin precursors enhance exolaccase-started humification of bisphenol A to form functional polymers S. Li et al.
143. Soil Erosion and Deposition Regulate Microbial Necromass Carbon Contributions to Soil Organic Carbon and Its Stability W. Qiu et al.
144. Long-term effects of cropping regimes on soil organic carbon and aggregate stability in a Mollisol of Northeast China C. LI et al.
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146. Spatial and molecular variations in forest topsoil dissolved organic matter as revealed by FT-ICR mass spectrometry M. Sheng et al.
147. Organic Fertilization Improves Soil Multifunctionality in Sugarcane Agroecosystems S. Delmotte et al.
148. A novel organic carbon accumulation mechanism in croplands in the Yellow River Delta, China J. Dong et al.
149. Examining the contributions of maize shoots, roots, and manure to stable soil organic carbon pools in tropical smallholder farming soils B. Nyamasoka-Magonziwa et al.
150. Rhizosphere influence on microbial functions: consequence for temperature sensitivity of soil organic matter decomposition at early stage of plant growth J. Zhou et al.
151. Litter decomposition and prokaryotic decomposer communities along estuarine gradients F. Neiske et al.
152. Key Microorganisms Influencing Mineral-Protected Organic Carbon Formation in Soils with Exogenous Carbon Addition L. Zhang et al.
153. Identifying a cell wall ideotype for increased soil carbon contents associated with Miscanthus cultivation A. Holder et al.
154. Domestication Level and Soil Fertility Differentially Alter Soil Carbon Sequestration Potential in Breadfruit (Artocarpus) L. Gohd et al.
155. Biophysical and management drivers of soil organic carbon accumulation in operational farms across Tennessee, USA R. Eeswaran et al.
156. Effect of long-term and soil depth on soil organic carbon stocks after conversion from native vegetation to conventional tillage systems in Brazil A. de Souza Medeiros et al.
157. Storage of soil carbon is not sequestration: Straightforward graphical visualization of their basic differences P. Baveye et al.
158. Long-Term Caragana korshinskii Restoration Enhances SOC Stability but Reduces Sequestration Efficiency over 40 Years in Degraded Loess Soils Z. Xue et al.
159. Soil carbon plays a role in the climate impact of diet and its mitigation: the Finnish case M. Saarinen et al.
160. A generic hierarchical model of organic matter degradation and preservation in aquatic systems H. Shang
161. Cause–Effect Modelling of Soil Liming in Poland P. Zadrożny et al.
162. Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Mechanisms and the Chemical Nature of Soil Organic Matter—A Review G. Almendros & J. González-Pérez
163. Factors driving carbon accumulation in forest biomass and soil organic carbon across natural forests and planted forests in China T. Wang et al.
164. Soil carbon stabilization of mining-degraded, reforested lands in southern Ontario J. Yavitt et al.
165. Calcareous termite mounds in South Africa are ancient carbon reservoirs M. Francis et al.
166. Declining soil organic matter stability over the last 150 years in coral island ecosystems revealed by chemical molecular composition X. Xi et al.
167. Sizes and Ratios of Organic Carbon Pools in Gray Forest Soil under Long-Term Application of Mineral and Organic Fertilizers V. Semenov et al.
168. Chemistry of soil-type dependent soil matrices and its influence on behaviors of pharmaceutical compounds (PCs) in soils H. Hong et al.
169. Mineralization and Fixed Stable Carbon Isotopic Characteristics of Organic Carbon in Cotton Fields with Different Continuous Cropping Years X. Ma et al.
170. Organic Fertilization Enhances Microbial-Mediated Dissolved Organic Matter Composition and Transformation in Paddy Soil L. Chen et al.
171. Distribution of the isotopic composition of carbon between components of organic matter in virgin and cultivated typical chernozems (Haplic Chernozem) Z. Artemyeva et al.
172. In‐N‐Out: A hierarchical framework to understand and predict soil carbon storage and nitrogen recycling M. Francesca Cotrufo et al.
173. Climatic water availability modifies tree functional diversity effects on soil organic carbon storage in European forests R. Osei et al.
174. Highway to health: Microbial pathways of soil organic carbon accrual in conservation farming systems S. Huber et al.
175. Radiocarbon analysis reveals underestimation of soil organic carbon persistence in new-generation soil models A. Brunmayr et al.
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179. A systematic review on potential analogy of phytobiomass and soil carbon evaluation methods: Ethiopia insights Y. Gelaye
180. Evolution and driver analysis of forest carbon stocks in karst mountainous areas of southwest China in the context of rocky desertification management D. Luo et al.
181. The Oasisization Process Promotes the Transformation of Soil Organic Carbon into Soil Inorganic Carbon J. Tang et al.
182. Evaluating factors affecting soil organic carbon retention in sustainable stormwater nature - based technologies M. Haque et al.
183. Detecting Drivers and Predicting Spatial Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon in an Arid Region Using Machine Learning G. Chen et al.
184. Microplastics can affect soil properties and chemical speciation of metals in yellow-brown soil X. Wen et al.
185. PET microplastics influenced microbial community and heavy metal speciation in heavy-metal contaminated soils Y. Tang et al.
186. Socio-ecological drivers of long-term ecosystem carbon stock trend: An assessment with the LUCCA model of the French case J. Le Noë et al.
187. Biochar and organic fertilizer applications enhance soil functional microbial abundance and agroecosystem multifunctionality W. Hu et al.
188. Organic Matter, and Particularly Phosphorylated Organic Matter, Coprecipitates Very Strongly With Aluminium Y. Bruneel & M. Spohn
189. Differences in soil carbon fractions and microbial communities and their underlying mechanisms between assisted natural regeneration and plantation forests in subtropical China Z. Ding et al.
190. Soil extraction with pyrophosphate-dithionite mixture: a practical method to estimate organic carbon associated with metal cations and reactive mineral phases J. Fukumasu et al.
191. Low but highly variable soil organic carbon stocks across deeply weathered eroding and depositional tropical landforms M. Reichenbach et al.
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194. Agroecology in Action: Cross-Country Spatial Insights on Land Degradation, Soil Productivity, and Carbon Sequestration Z. Shiri et al.
195. Soil carbon management and enhanced rock weathering: The separate fates of organic and inorganic carbon D. Manning et al.
196. Drivers for soil organic carbon stabilization in Elbe River floodplains A. Heger et al.
197. Dissolved carbon flow to particulate organic carbon enhances soil carbon sequestration Q. Si et al.
198. Improving Sugarcane ( Saccharum Officinarum L.) Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilization: Evaluation of Soil and Foliar Diagnoses C. Nobile et al.
199. Importance of periphytic biofilms for carbon cycling in paddy fields: A review L. ZHOU et al.
200. Effects of ecological restoration on soil organic carbon in degraded sloping cropland: An 8-year resampling study M. Wang et al.