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5. Long-term effects of drainage and rewetting on the degradation and preservation of peat organic matter in sub-tropical climate G. Sapir et al.
6. Carbon stocks and turnover in soils of drained eutrophic peatland under typical land-use patterns E. Soldatova et al.
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8. Why not all productivity leads to carbon sequestration: the role of plant carbon surplus, allocation, and the Gadgil effect A. Noormets
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10. Unprotected carbon dominates decadal soil carbon increase M. Liu et al.
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13. A simple pedotransfer function to estimate fine fraction organic carbon contents of surface horizons in French soils E. Rabot et al.
14. Long-Term Nitrogen Fertilization Increases Soil Organic Carbon and Wheat Yields on Purple Soil in China J. Iqbal et al.
15. Characteristics of soil organic carbon fractions and key factors in high-latitude cold-arid wetlands: a multi-type comparison in the Baotou Yellow River Basin Y. Wang et al.
16. Responses of soil organic carbon and spatial patterns under nitrogen input are temperature-driven in agricultural ecosystems X. Li et al.
17. In situ degradation of biodegradable bio-based plastics in urban soil: Pilot study for PLA, PHB, PHBH, and Bio-PBS in central Tokyo, Japan A. Kobayashi et al.
18. Climate, Soil, and Microbes: Interactions Shaping Organic Matter Decomposition in Croplands M. Khan et al.
19. Warming Weakens Soil Nitrogen Stabilization Pathways Driving Proportional Carbon Losses in Subarctic Ecosystems S. Marañón‐Jiménez et al.
20. Increased Retention of Litter‐Derived Organic Carbon With Increasing Initial Carbon Content in Temperate Agricultural Soils N. Begill et al.
21. Calcium forms influence soil organic carbon by mediating labile organic carbon fractions, carbon pool management indices and microbial communities in calcareous alkaline soils X. Dou et al.
22. Energy matters: Soil organic carbon fractions as soil health indicator or characterizing ecosystem property S. Wieser et al.
23. Reactive minerals and physicochemical protection drive soil organic carbon accumulation along a rainforest toposequence J. Bennett-Jones et al.
24. Tracing the source of organic carbon in particulate and mineral-associated soil fractions in response to tillage and nitrogen fertilization intensities H. Sharma et al.
25. Soil microbial decomposition of agricultural wastes shapes soil aggregation enhancing organic carbon content in the soils under different land-uses in southwest Bangladesh M. Akter et al.
26. Root development as a driver of mineral-associated organic matter formation in cover crop systems of high-latitude agriculture T. Inagaki et al.
27. Sensitivity of soil organic carbon stabilization indicators to 24 years of land-use change across soil depth E. Kanari et al.
28. How does nitrogen control soil organic matter turnover and composition? – Theory and model C. Yeung et al.
29. Putting the “Ped” into Pedobiologia –– A call to a new generation of soil ecologists D. Coleman & Z. Lindo
30. Grazing disturbance reduces soil organic carbon sequestration and stability in desert steppe N. Lu et al.
31. The effect of long-term, extremely high organic fertilization on the composition of soil organic matter J. Magid et al.
32. Unveiling the top-down control of soil viruses over microbial communities and soil organic carbon cycling: A review S. Wang et al.
33. Dynamics and regulation pathways of microbial carbon sequestration in river sediments: A non-equilibrium statistical mechanics perspective L. Huang et al.
34. Spatiotemporal variability in divergent accrual of particulate and mineral-associated organic carbon by vegetation restoration on the Loess Plateau W. Kong et al.
35. Multiscale drivers and tipping points regulating particulate and mineral-associated organic carbon across Central Asian grasslands G. Wang et al.
36. Challenges in integrating dissolved organic matter chemodiversity into kinetic models of soil respiration A. Chakrawal et al.
37. Formation pathways, ecosystem functions, and the impacts of land use and environmental stressors on soil aggregates P. Ponyane et al.
38. How is the carbon use efficiency of microbial communities distributed within the soil pore network M. Maestrali et al.
39. Microbial growth rate is a stronger predictor of soil organic carbon than carbon use efficiency X. He et al.