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Javier Reyes and Mareike Ließ
Agricultural soils serve as crucial storage sites for soil organic carbon (SOC). Their appropriate management is pivotal for mitigating climate change. Continuous monitoring is imperative to evaluate spatial and temporal changes in SOC within agricultura...
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Wiktor R. Zelazny and Tomá? ?imon
There is a need to minimize the usage of traditional laboratory reference methods in favor of spectroscopy for routine soil carbon monitoring, with potential cost savings existing especially for labile pools. Mid-infrared spectroscopy has been associated...
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Zhen Wang, Shuang Wang, Ting Bian, Qiaobo Song, Guorui Wu, Muhammad Awais, Yufeng Liu, Hongdan Fu and Zhouping Sun
Greenhouses, commonly used for vegetable production, are experiencing large nitrogen (N) inputs in North China, which leads to soil acidification, increases soil N availability, and affects microbial community structure and composition. However, it remai...
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Vilma Naujokiene, Rolandas Bleizgys, Kestutis Venslauskas and Simona Paulikiene
One of the problematic sectors according to GHG (greenhouse gas) and ammonia (NH3) emission quantities is agriculture. Without endangering food production (and intensifying), GHG emissions come from all sources in animal husbandry. The aim of this study ...
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Yangrui Han, Weifeng Wang, Weiyan Zhang, Jun Zhang and Dandan Shan
Standing biomass stocks represent a balance between a number of processes that lead to biomass accumulation or to biomass loss. The average time of biomass residence (ATr) of an ecosystem is the average period of time that carbon is locked up in the livi...
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