Soil carbon in a carbon accounting framework

Dec 01, 2012

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Take home messages. Organic matter (carbon other elements) contributes positively to many soil propertiesDifferent soils store different amounts of organic carbonSoil organic carbon exists in a range of different forms

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Soil carbon in a carbon accounting framework

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